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Fourth Chute Upper, Middle, and Lower, Renfrew County Ontario
Fourth Chute Upper, Middle, and Lower, Renfrew County Ontario Rating: 4/5 Bonnechere River, Fourth Chute, Renfrew County GPS: N 45 30.2 W 77 00.42 Access: Easy. From Highway 60 at Eganville go south on Fourth Chute Road for about 9km. After you cross the bridge over the Bonnechere River you will find parking on the
Third Chute, Douglas Ontario
Third Chute, Douglas Ontario Rating: 1.5/5 Bonnechere River, Dougas, Renfrew County GPS: N 45 30.466 W 76 56.15 Access: Moderate, off Emelin Street in Douglas The Third Chute in Douglas is not the prettiest of sites, if you just want to view a great waterfall this is not the spot. If your into history and
Second Chute, Renfrew Ontario
Second Chute, Renfrew Ontario Rating: 2/5 Bonnechere River, Renfrew, Renfrew County GPS: N 45 28.637 W 76 41.445 Access: Easy This waterfall right beside the Mcdougall Museum in Renfrew along the Bonnechere River is dry quite frequently. In the wet weather it is a nice Falls to explore, downstream you will find a large dam.
Bonnechere Falls, Renfrew Ontario
Bonnechere Falls, Renfrew Ontario Rating: 3.5/5 Bonnechere River, Renfrew, Renfrew County GPS: N 45 29.933 W 76 33.65 Access: Moderate From Renfrew take Highway 60 East and turn right on the Trans Canada Highway ON/17. After 2.5 km turn left a County Road 6 (Lochwinnoch Road) and after another 2 kn, make a left at
Muskoka Falls, Bracebridge Ontario
Muskoka Falls, Bracebridge Ontario Rating: 3/5 Muskoka River, Bracebridge, Muskoka Country GPS: N 44 59.514 W 79 17.867 Access: Moderate This is a very unique high plunging Falls that is a challenge to get to. When in the parking area, we crossed a highway and walked down a walking path beside the Falls. You could
Wilsons Falls, Bracebridge Ontario
Wilson’s Falls Rating: 3/5 Cottage Country, North Branch Muskoka River, Bracebridge GPS: N 45 3.567 W 79 18.468 Access: Easy trail, 10 minutes Off the beaten path a bit in Bracebridge Ontario along Wilson’s Falls Road. From the road it offers a spectacular view but offers no access to the falls, to access the Falls
Stubbs Falls, Huntsville Ontario
Stubbs Falls Rating: 3/5 Little East River, Huntsville, Muskoka County GPS: N 45 22.944 W 79 12.445 Access: Easy trail, 15 minutes inside Arrowhead Provincial Park Stubbs Falls is an interesting trail across from the Arrowhead Lake View in Arrowhead Provincial Park. This is a very busy and popular spot, you walk through the woods
Hatchery Falls, Utterson Ontario
Hatchery Falls, Muskoka County Ontario Rating: 3/5 Skelton River, Rousseau, Muskoka Country GPS: N 45 13.367 W 79 30.967 Access: Moderate, 15 minute hike When in the parking area at the Fish Hatchery Park (on Fish Hatchery Road-OFF ON-141) find the trail to the West and head long the water. If you cross the Road
Bala Falls, Bala Ontario
Bala Falls, Bala Ontario Rating: 2/5 Cottage Country, Muskoka, Moon River Bala GPS: N 45 00.729 W 79 36.882 Access: Off Bala Falls Road If your looking only for the most impressive waterfalls, this is not the waterfall to visit. However is you enjoy waterfalls, natures, scenic towns, and exploring Bala Falls is perfect, nestled
High Falls Eels Creek, Harcout Ontario
High Falls Eels Creek, Harcourt Ontario Rating:3.5/5 Eastern Region, Eels Creek, Peterborough County GPS: N 44 35.850 W 78 05.305 Access: Moderate, canoe or extended Hike Parking address: 1680 Northey’s Bay Road Harcourt, ON The parking lot is on the North Side on the East part of the bridge (be careful of the sharp corner)
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