Facebook GroupThis is a long, wide cascade waterfall! Not a lot of height, but certainly no slouch. At lower flows, it may be possible to walk along the edge of the falls along dry bedrock. When I visited in early June, it was full blast with a lot of water, and there was no way to do this. There were only a few places from which you could get an expansive photo. A boat would be a great way to see the falls at this time.
The short road to the site ends at road barriers; the old highway bridge is just beyond. Visitors can park here. About 50-60 m back along the road there is a small sign on the right to mark the trail. This leads north on a pleasent (if muddy at times) 500 m walk to the falls.
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| Region | Northeast |
|---|---|
| County | Sudbury |
| Near | Timmins |
| Watercourse | Groundhog River |
| Watershed / % Lakes | 4 / 17% |
| Ownership | Groundhog River Waterway |
| Landscape | Wilderness |
| Size | Large |
| Type | Low Cascade |
| Modification | Natural |
| Access | Moderate |
| Top / Bottom | / |
| Trail conditions | Dirt |
| Hiking Time | |
| Coordinates | 48.2377,-82.1631 |
| Parking | 48.2339,-82.1683  |
| Site ID | WOO.SUD.033 |
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