This flowing cascade near Toronto might be one of the prettiest in the area Ontario
What sets Albion Falls above the rest is its rippling textured look due to the tiered rocks below, which formed over time into steps and shelves carved by the flowing Red Hill Creek.
Albion Falls has a noticeable"stepped" appearance, after years of flowing water carving out steps in the rock below. Albion Falls is almost as wide as it is tall, measuring 18 metres by 19 metres. There are two platforms where visitors can view its beauty from either direction. There are several connected hiking trails near the falls with beautiful views of the flowing cascade and creek.
While access to the falls is restricted and fenced off, you can follow a trail for a leisurely hike around the falls, with several opportunities to view the cascade from various angles., you'll come to a couple of lookout points along the 3.7 km loop trail. The trail will lead you along the creek, with pretty views of the flowing water.
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