Facebook GroupThis set of cascades occurs along a short channel where Perreault Lake drains to Wabaskang Lake. The Hwy 105 bridge crosses right above the top of the falls. The uppermost cascade is immediately downstream of the lake. A second falls is located about 100 m downstream, just before the river dumps into Wabaskang Lake.
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I haven't visited this site, but have been told that there is parking in a gravel area on the north side of Hwy 105, east of the bridge. This is across the highway from the Nordic Point Lodge. The dirt road leads to a boat launch on Wabaskang Lake, just 300 m to the north. All of the area north of the highway is shown as Crown Land.
About 30 down the road there is a dirt path on the left that leads to the river. This will reach the upper part of the falls. The lower falls are about 100 m further downstream. I suspect that there is a trail through the woods along the river. If not, it is probably possible to continue further down the road and watch for a trail to the left. This site is about 45 mins north from Hwy 17.
| Region | Northwest |
|---|---|
| County | Kenora |
| Near | Perrault Falls |
| Watercourse | Cedar River |
| Watershed / % Lakes | 3 / 25% |
| Ownership | Crown Land |
| Landscape | Semi-wilderness |
| Size | Medium |
| Type | |
| Modification | Natural |
| Access | Easy |
| Top / Bottom | Moderate / Moderate |
| Trail conditions | Dirt, uneven ground |
| Hiking Time | 3 min |
| Coordinates | 50.34428,-93.14819 |
| Parking | 50.3435,93.1472  |
| Site ID | WOO.KEN.019 |
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