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About Teddys Falls

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Teddy's Falls is found about 2 km downstream of the more accessible Fourth Falls. They are similar in size, but different in shape. Teddy's Falls spreads across the river as a single ridge, probably almost 10 m high. The river drops in a round bay in the Larder River, just below the falls. Immediately upstream of the falls is a section of rapids that is over 100 m long.

This would be a well-visited falls if it was more accessible. Unfortuantely, there is no (easy) land access. The land between the river and Hwy 624 to the west is all privately owned. I am not aware of land access from the east either. Several members of our Facebook Group are seeking further information.

At this point, the only legal access may be a paddle downstream from Fourth Falls. The distance is only 2 km, although carrying boats from the parking spot for Fourth Falls would make for a long portage. A small rapids section is found between these two falls.

If you live in the area and can help to update this information I'd be happy to hear from you.

Some Key Facts
Region Northeast
County Timiskaming
Near Wendigo Lake
Watercourse Larder River
Watershed / % Lakes 3 / 15%
Ownership Crown Water, prviate land
Landscape Wilderness
Size Medium
Type Barrier Cascade
Modification Natural
Access Shorter Water Route
Top / Bottom /
Trail conditions Shorter Water Route
Hiking Time
Coordinates 47.87029,-79.78468
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47.87029,-79.78468
Site ID WOO.TIM.025
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