Webster Falls Conservation Area: The best choice for outdoor hiking and waterfall viewing in the Greater Toronto Area

I am Guanhai Tingtao tour+global traveler, please follow me! (The 1784th original travel photo published in 1015 cities in 57 countries/regions on 5 continents) Hamilton, about an hour's drive from Toronto, is a world-famous waterfall city because it is located on the famous Niagara Escarpment in North America. There are hundreds of waterfalls of all sizes for you to enjoy. Webster Falls Conservation Area near the small town of Dundas, northwest of Hamilton Reservations Required), there are Webster Falls and Tew's Falls in the reserve. Webster Falls is the wider waterfall in Hamilton area, 24 meters high, and the surrounding area of ​​the waterfall is parkland. From Webster Falls, follow the trail 750 meters north to Tew's Falls, which is 41 meters high but not as wide as Webster Falls. Webster Falls Conservation Area is undoubtedly the best place for outdoor hiking and waterfall viewing in Hamilton and even the Greater Toronto Area. But unlike most waterfalls in Hamilton which are free, you need to buy a ticket to see the waterfall here. Self-driving cars are not allowed in during the peak season, but there will be a shuttle bus to take you to the scenic spot. After seeing the falls, you can also go shopping in the town of Dundas, have a cup of coffee or have lunch, which is also very pleasant. Address: Harvest Rd, Dundas, ON L9H 4W2