Spencer Gorge Falls in Ontario, Hamilton

 

To get to the falls, some hiking is required. It’s kids-friendly though. My daughter was able to do it, and at the time of our visit she was 5. There are numerous waterfalls along the Webster’s Falls Side Trail, but we visited only two.

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There is a map with the hiking path at the entrance, so you can decide which way to go. One of the Webster’s falls is in the separate area, and another one is situated along the trail.

In case you want to have a gorgeous view and if you have enough energy, you may consider hiking to the very top. There are look-out stops on your way to make pictures and get some rest. It’s a good observation spot as well.

The very last time we stayed until dusk. It was some rear moon that day, and people were coming, carrying chairs and blankets. I wouldn’t do a night hiking myself, as I don’t feel that comfortable doing it in the forest, but I can imagine the view of the sky you get once you are on the top of the trail, closer to the night sky with stars.

View from the trail

We’ve caught some sun set though! I really like this one, though, I must admit, all the pictures made at Spencer Gorge Falls were beautiful! Nice way to finish the day – hiking with your family among nature and falls.

Sun set from the look-out point

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