조지안 베이 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

This bridge is a beautiful crossing over the Pottawatomi River, and is a perfect spot to pause and enjoy the slow moving, peaceful water. If you listen carefully, you can hear the low rumble of Jones Falls ahead, even though the drop is still hidden by the curve of the escarpment.

The Pottawatomi Conservation Area is picturesque, covering 119 hectares of hardwood forest, escarpment edge, and river valley, with hiking trails, and the impressive Jones Falls cascading into the Pottawatomi River. Parking is free, and there are no entry fees. It’s a great place to visit for year-round, especially in fall when the leaves change to vibrant autumn colours.

Jones Falls is a beautiful 12-metre cascade that drops over a rugged section of the Niagara Escarpment. The water spreads into several tiers as it flows down the rock face, creating a wide, picturesque curtain, especially in wetter seasons. Surrounded by forest and steep escarpment walls, the falls are breathtaking, and worth capturing a few memorable photos while you’re here.

The 'Bruce Trail' leads along the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve 'Niagara Escarpment' from 'Niagara Falls' to the port town of Tobermory at the tip of the 'Bruce Peninsula' on 'Lake Huron'. The Bruce Trail Conservancy includes nine member clubs, each maintaining a section of the Bruce Trail. The 'Bruce Trail - Sydenham Section' leads from Blantyre, a small town in Gray County, over a distance of approx. 170 km to Wiarton on 'Georgian Bay' at the southern end of the 'Bruce Peninsula'. The trail goes over the famous 'Inglis Falls' south of Owen Sound. https://brucetrail.org/ https://brucetrail.org/bruce-trail-sections-clubs-maps/

The Sydenham River (Lake Huron) flows north from Williams Lake and drops steeply over the Niagara Escarpment at Inglis Falls. A little further north in the town of Owen Sound the river flows into Georgian Bay.

Above the 'Inglis Falls', the 'Pines Loop Trail' leads in an approximately 3 km long circular route through a dense mixed forest.

The waterfall 'Inglis Falls' is located on the 'Niagara Cliff' of the long escarpment in Canada and the USA that runs east-west from New York through Ontario, Michigan, Wisconsin and to Illinois and after the 'Niagara Falls' is named. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niagara_Escarpment

'Inglis Falls' is an 18 meter high waterfall on the 'Sydenham River' south of the town of Owen Sound. Inglis Falls is located in a protected area on the Niagara Escarpment. In the 19th century the waters of the 'Sydenham River' above 'Inglis Falls' were used for a flour mill and later a woolen mill. A sawmill was built downstream. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inglis_Falls