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Hamilton Waterfalls
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Waterfalls in Hamilton, Ontario.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
Albion Falls is located in the east end of Hamilton. The waterfall measures 19 metres tall and 10 metres wide. The rock ledge, located halfway down the waterfall, often serves as a walkway for those who wish to get a closer look.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
Websters Falls is located in the Dundas/Flamborough section of Hamilton and has a height of 23 metres and a crest of 35 metres.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
Mill Falls is found in the Ancaster section of Hamilton, near the Ancaster Old Mill. It has a height of 12.5 metres and a crest of 4.5 metres.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
Located in the west end of Hamilton, just outside of Dundas, Borer's Falls has a height of 16 metres and measures nine metres across.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
Tews Falls is located in the Flamborough/Dundas section of Hamilton. Reaching a height of 41 metres, Tews is the tallest waterfall in Hamilton.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
This unique waterfall is actually two seperate falls that are situated close together to create what is referred to as a double waterfall. The one on the left is also called Lower Cliffview Falls and the one in the right, Lower Westcliffe Falls.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
Chedoke Falls is located in the centre of the city, but is extremely hard to reach. The waterfall measures 18 metres high and 10 metres wide.
Photo from Joseph Hollick
Devil's Punch Bowl, at 36 metres tall and three metres wide, is located in the Stoney Creek section of Hamilton. The photo was taken in February during the winter melt when a cone of ice had formed around the waterfall, creating some interesting imagery.
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