Waterfall

It’s free and there are a lot of trails for great hiking. There’s also a camping ground inside. The trails are littered with trash and dog poop, I’m guessing here in Canada, you don’t need to pick up your dog’s poop.From the parking lot, we walk through the grass, passed the playground, then the bridge... it wasn’t a far walk. At both ends of the bridge, you would see a set of stairs to go down the river, and you could walk up stream to see the cascading little falls. Be careful that you don’t slip and fall, the stones are covered with algae that it makes them slippery and the water was still cold in June.We didn’t go to trail since it was just disgusting to start with. I’m still rating it 5 stars since I got what I came for anyway, the falls.

Another beautiful waterfall that really isn't that hard to find.When you arrive, the trail is right there, as you pull of the main road and onto the dirt one.Just follow the little trail along the river and bam! You're in wonderland! ❤️Good little walk to enjoy some of nature's wonders.

A must visit if you are in the area.Pictures don't really justify this place, tou have to visit to see. We paid 5$ for two hour parking . Nice washrooms, nice shop area.Excellent place if you are camping.

Great visit. Have proper footwear for hiking as trail contains slippery sections, wet crossings, etc.. Come prepared to wade in the water or get in completely (towel, swimwear, water shoes). River rocks are slippery! Please take our your trash! Horrible shame to see so much litter in a beautiful place :(

I've been coming here for years, throughout lockdowns and the stress of life it was a great escape.However, just before this winter a large section of forest was cut down just behind the falls, a section that had winding trails that I enjoyed an awful lot.Today, I walked through my clearcut trails, seeing nature has left this area, but the plastic and trash left behind by humans remain.If you stick to the short trail to the falls, you're in for a pleasant, albeit rough 10 minute walk to the falls, but as other comments have said, please take your plastic waste out of the trail when you go. Humanity has put this area through enough already

A beautiful waterfall and an amazing trail walk.

Man o man did we find the perfect place to stretch our legs. This place is so beautiful with nature encompassing the waterway. We were lucky enough to have someone give us their parking pass with over 2hrs left on it. Relaxed for about an hour just taking it all in. Not too many tourists here during our visit so it made it much better to walk around. Definitely recommend this location for pics and relaxation...

Very close to Thunder Bay, nice trails, awesome place to visit and connect with nature.

Reversing Falls Rapids is a Natural Wonder, also is the world’s greatest example of tidal impact upon a river.Twice each day 100 billion tons of water, a volume equal to all of the world’s rivers … enters and exits the Bay of Fundy. At this location, water levels rise as much as 9 meters or 28 feet in a tidal cycle. Reversing Falls Rapids experiences two tidal cycles daily resulting in 2 low tides and 2 high tides. Each complete cycle is roughly 12 hours and 10 minutes. Between the tidal extremes is a calm period known as “slack tide”, this condition lasts for just 20 minutes and is the only time vessels can safely pass through the gorge.Interestingly, five thousand years ago, sea level was 30 meters or 100 feet lower in this area. Native people living here at that time enjoyed an impressive waterfall!

This is really quite a beautiful thing to see.I wish I had seen it in the summer but it still really quite lovely here in the winter