Alright if you are planning a day trip here from Toronto, remember that after the 1:45 hr ferry…read moreride, it is 45 mins ride to the falls. Once you arrive, the parking lot might be full. Many people opted to park their cars in corners. The stairs down to the fall is directly from the parking lot. The fall is visible from the parking lot. There are trails and Creeks. There are 4 bathroom stalls, with no sink or running water. The Toilet paper was finished as well. The bathrooms were dirty and also being used as change rooms. There isn't enough flat ground to bring chairs. etc or much sitting area. The water isn't too deep, you can walk through the falls to the back, the rocks are slippery. It was fairly busy when we arrived and it only got busier as the day went. Tips: Wear water shoes. The rocks hurt the feet Bring waterproof phone bags. Bring a bathing suit. Even if you think you won't get into the water once you arrive it's very tempting to not.

Overhyped. I guess it's a nice stopover while you're visiting the beautiful little town of…read moreKagawong, but I wouldn't make the trip just to see it. The hiking in the area is fine, though there are much better trails elsewhere. And the falls themselves are not that big or picturesque. I guess the two things about the falls that are interesting are 1) you can go behind them to take pictures (though if you go at a time when there are lots of people, there's a lineup that just isn't worth it for me); and 2) you see the dead salmon floating around that swam upstream to the falls (morbid, but a fascinating nature sight).