Waterfalls of Ontario: Scout Falls

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Scout Falls

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Some quick facts

Region:

Greater Toronto see more...

County:

Niagara

Near:

Decew Falls

River:

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Size:

Small

Access:

Moderate

GPS:

43.1011,-79.2746

Parking GPS:

43.10225,-79.27215

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About Scout Falls

Other than Swayze Falls and Terrace Falls, this is probably the largest of the numerous small waterfalls in the Short Hills Provincial Park. It starts as a steep cascade through a narrow rocky notch, but then transitions into a true plunge waterfall about 6 m high. The falls faces north, so be careful about mid-day sun, as it makes it hard to get a good shot. Access is remarkably easy, I have no idea why I hadn't found this waterfall before 2017.

Some quick facts

Region:

Greater Toronto see more...

County:

Niagara

Near:

Decew Falls

River:

See our Book

Size:

Small

Access:

Moderate

GPS:

43.1011,-79.2746

Parking GPS:

43.10225,-79.27215

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