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Chase more waterfalls at High Falls – located on Cedar Lane Exit of Highway 11. There are five waterfalls at the High Falls site: Pott’s Falls, Muskoka Canyon Falls, Little High Falls, Big High Falls and High Falls Water Park!

 

The High Falls is one of the largest and steepest waterfalls in the area and is an ideal place to stop by and enjoy the view. Within site is the High Falls Trail, a 1km loop trail open year-round that is great for hiking, running, bird watching, and dog walking. Also, an amazing site to have lunch or snacks and appreciate the silence and solitude.

Photo: Google Street View; Óðinn, CC-BY-SA-2.5-CA

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