Hamilton, according to some, is the Waterfall Capital of the World.
It does call 120 separate waterfalls home. The lady and I have been going to explore them as of late. Here are Webster’s Falls and Tews Falls. The latter is only a few meters shorter than Niagara Falls, minus the tacky tourist traps.
Websters Falls. Please ask for permission for use.Webster’s Falls. Photo by Ryan Bolton. Please ask for permission for use.My hiking partners. Please ask for permission for use.Tews Falls. Please ask for permission for use.Tews Falls. Please ask for permission for use.Tews Falls. Please ask for permission for use.
Ryan is a Toronto-based writer and photographer that likes to break the rules. His work has taken him around the world to do what he truly loves—storytelling. And drinking cold beer.
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We used to live in Toronto and we went to visit these two falls quite often. I quite like them. Nice pics of these beautiful falls. The park surrounding them is also quite nice at all season but particularly in the fall…(Suzanne)
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wow beautiful view
Yeah, had to hike down some sketchy spots. But definitely worth it.
awesome view 🙂 @Ryan Bolton
Thank you.
We used to live in Toronto and we went to visit these two falls quite often. I quite like them. Nice pics of these beautiful falls. The park surrounding them is also quite nice at all season but particularly in the fall…(Suzanne)
Thanks Suzanne. Completely agree.
Missing my museums and antiques, but these is awesome! Congratulations!!
The fifth one is awesome…
I can’t believe how beautiful it is!! amazing you got to go!
The Hammer is a very cool place with lots of edgy city stuff to see and natural wonders.
How have I lived so close to Hamilton my whole life and never known that these exist?! Beautiful photos, thank you for sharing and educating me.
Oh, they’re amazing! Go see them and report back.
Your gorgeous falls pics take me back to the Ontario days of my youth. Also love your touring partners.
What a compliment. Hope all is well. Would love to do this in Nova Scotia sometime.