Eugenia Falls
Eugenia Falls Conservation Area
A waterfall where the Beaver River drops about 30 meters into a gorge, with the Bruce Trail along both canyon rims and vivid autumn foliage.
Eugenia Falls lies at the southern end of Beaver Valley, where the Beaver River plunges about 30 meters from the cliff into the gorge. In the 19th century, a gold rush followed after people mistakenly believed gold had been found here, and one of Ontario's earliest hydroelectric stations was later built. The conservation area has viewing platforms and a section of the Bruce Trail, and you can walk a 1 to 2 hour loop along the gorge rim. The falls have no guardrails, so never cross the boundary. Parking is free or charges a small fee. The water flow is lower in late summer. It is about 40 minutes' drive from Collingwood and can be combined with Old Baldy.
Opening hours
All day (daytime)
Nearby sights
- Old Baldy Conservation Area
- Bruce Trail (Blue Mountains Section)
- Thornbury Harbour
- Scenic Caves Nature Adventures
- Craigleith Provincial Park
- Blue Mountain Resort
- Village at Blue Mountain
- Scandinave Spa Blue Mountain