Waterfalls of Ontario: Cedar Falls

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Stay on the trail! Waterfalls aren't waterparks! Don't trespass! Pack it out! Keep yourself safe! Save our waterfalls! (read more...)

Stay on the trail! Waterfalls aren't waterparks! Don't Trespass! Pack it out! Keep yourself safe! Save our waterfalls! (read more...)

North Bay Falls

Photo by Bill Steer

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Region:

Northeast see more...

County:

Nipissing

Near:

North Bay

River:

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Size:

Small

Access:

Moderate, Careful

GPS:

46.3416,-79.4693

Parking GPS:

Not ready yet

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About North Bay Falls

This waterfall was sent to me by 'Backroads' Bill Steer. Bill is the General Manager of the Canadian Ecology Centre in Mattawa. An avid adventurer based in North Bay, he also writes for CBC. This small falls is located on the side of the road cut for Hwy 11 as it climbs 100 m north out of North Bay. Thousands of motorists pass this perenneial falls every day. While you may be tempted to pull over to get out for a look, be aware that this is a busy road. Fortuantely, a trail leading south from Cochrane Road leads to a lookout above the falls. In the distance, you can see a part of the city as well as Lake Nipissing.

Can you help? Do you know if there is a local name for this waterfall? Please let me or Bill know!

Some quick facts

Region:

Northeast see more...

County:

Nipissing

Near:

North Bay

River:

See our Book

Size:

Small

Access:

Moderate

GPS:

46.3416,-79.4693

Parking GPS:

Not ready yet

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Please treat our outdoors and other visitors with respect. Many waterfalls have been closed to the public because of bad behaviour. Also, note that waterfalls are on the traditional lands of Canada's Indigenous Peoples.

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