Aubrey Falls - Algoma, Unorganized, North Part, Ontario

Aubrey Falls est un parc national situé à Algoma, Unorganized, North Part, ON P0S 1J0, Canada.

Il est connu pour son chute d'eau éponyme, qui est l'une des plus hautes de l'Ontario.

Caractéristiques

Le parc couvre une superficie de 1 700 hectares et comprend plus de 30 kilomètres de sentiers de randonnée.

Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la beauté naturelle du parc, notamment de la faune et la flore uniques de la région.

Specialités

• Chute d'eau : Aubrey Falls est connue pour son chute d'eau éponyme, qui atteint une hauteur de 26 mètres.
• Randonnée : le parc offre plus de 30 kilomètres de sentiers de randonnée pour tous les niveaux de difficulté.
• Activités récréatives : les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la pêche, du canotage et du camping.

Informations pratiques

Adresse : Algoma, Unorganized, North Part, ON P0S 1J0, Canada.

Telephone : +1 (705) 856-1524

Pagina web : https://www.ontarioparks.com/park-page/aubrey-falls

Opinions

Aubrey Falls a 34 avis sur Google My Business.

Avis moyen : 4,7/5.

Autres données d'intérêt

• La région est connue pour sa faune sauvage, notamment les renards et les loirs.
• Les visiteurs peuvent également visiter le lac Superior et le parc national de Pukaskwa.

👍 Avis de Aubrey Falls

Olga Y.

5/5

Wow!!!! What a place! Pin on the Google maps is correct, just follow it. There is free parking. Make sure to bring mosquito spray otherwise they'll eat you alive.
There is a cute book register at the entrance. The path to the falls takes maybe 10 minutes, super easy. Make sure to check the view from all three sides, breathtaking!!! This waterfall is a hidden gem, it is definitely worth driving so far. You'll surely want to spend some time there! If you are going home to Sault Ste Marie, make sure not to take the road towards Searchmont, dirt road for an hour, but you might be lucky to meet some moose.

Brianna B.

5/5

Approx 100km from Tessalon, was a beautiful day for a drive anyhow. The trails short, mostly flat with a slight incline but does get rocky and a bit steeper towards the end. I did end up off trail, was looking for better views, but there was a rough grown in trail I stuck too that brought me right back to the bridge. Many hikers passing by were complaining about mosquitoes but oddly enough they weren’t bugging me today. Definitely recommend this stop if your passing through, or if bored and got some time to kill! The drive down 129 is well worth it as well!

Doug G.

5/5

The day brought beautiful weather, great hike. Excellent hike for family and dog's. As one person commented beautiful drive from Thessalon.

Zsófia H.

5/5

Loved this place, beautiful view. Huge, free parking lot and a nice, well maintained trail. It's just a 15 minutes walk up the hill. Would highly recommend to visit.

Cara R.

5/5

Worthwhile drive to Aubrey Falls PP. Please don't be the jerk who tossed their McDonald's garbage in the lot of this remote provincial park. It's a shame to see all the beer cans, water bottles, fast food wrappers thrown about - you brought it this far, please take it with you. Thank you

Mark W.

5/5

For anyone with RV, I was able to get my truck towing 30ft travel trailer down the road and turn around without issues. The brush crowds the road a bit so be careful if you want to try to avoid scratches. Also recommend 4x4 and keep a slow crawl if towing, the road can be sandy in spots.

Joanna B.

5/5

There is a parking lot. Free of charge! Beautiful views and you can swim on top of the falls!!

Robert G.

5/5

These waterfalls are HUGE. A little out of the way, but well worth the trip if you're heading up north to Sault Ste. Marie or on the way to Lake Superior. One of my favourite places in Ontario, mostly because something so large & so beautiful came completely unexpected. One of the best examples when people say “the photos do not do it justice” (well, this, and also the view at Mississagi). The whole stretch of Hwy 129 was beautiful as well. Nothing else like it in Ontario!