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This is a Charming little waterfall that changes dramaticlly from season to season. But is just beautiful any time of the year. In Spring after a heavy snow melt it can become almost too much but in mid to late spring as the water level drop its quite nice. This is a cascade waterfall the you can easlily get quite close too. It involves a walk af about 5-10 minutes depending on your hiking ability and time of year. The trail further down stream is erroded quite heavily but 2 bridges are to be built over the stream this summer to make access to Tiffany's falls easier.
Driving direction.
Follow king street west past the 403, just past this point the rd goes stright if your in the right lane and to the left if your in the left hand lanes go the the left and follow to Main street. Follow main all the way past McMaster University and the CNIB, at the CNIB turn left at the lights this is still main street but as it accends the escarpment it becomes Wilson St. About halfway up the escarpment you will find Tiffany's falls conservation area. Park just off the road and follow the path. |
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