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waterfall hike

Niagara Falls is one of the most iconic cascades in the province, drawing millions of visitors each year. The powerful water and impressive views make it a tourist hotspot.

You can, however, find a waterfall nearly as tall as this famous natural wonder just outside of Toronto.

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This breathtaking park is the place to go if you want to chase waterfalls. Located a quick road trip away from Ontario, Watkins Glen State Park features a misty gorge and 19 enchanting cascades.

The park is situated in New York State, about a three-hour drive from the Ontario border. It's the "most famous of the Finger Lakes State Parks" and is known to leave visitors spellbound.

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Niagara Falls is great, but it's not the only waterfall worth visiting in Ontario.

Kakabeka Falls is a glorious cascade of water that spills into a massive gorge carved out of Ontario's 1.6-million-year-old Precambrian Shield. It is the second-tallest waterfall in the province, with a vertical drop of 130 feet into the Kaministiquia River.

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These trails around Toronto will take you to stunning cascades, so you can spend your summer chasing waterfalls. From towering ribbon falls to suspension bridge hikes, these scenic spots are amazing nature escapes.

Put on your hiking gear and explore some of these beautiful spots not far from the city.

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If you've been dreaming of exploring the outdoors and seeing some magical waterfalls, you're in luck. B.C. has so many different hikes, trails and even beaches that will lead you straight to some stunning waterfalls.

Whether it be close to Vancouver, in Northern B.C., or on a tiny island, there are more than enough waterfalls to explore. Once you see the list, you'll be wanting to visit these scenic spots as soon as possible.

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