One of three waterfalls that surround the city of Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada, Inglis Falls is the largest and most impressive. It is also the most visited. …
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Nov 7, 2024
Despite an overcast drizzly start to the day, we still stopped at Inglis Falls to conclude our time in Owen Sound. And it was worth it just to see the falls and the dam. Hearing the water rushing dow…Full review by MidwestKathM
Aug 12, 2024
We couldn’t stay long but this is a nice waterfall. We didn’t go on the trails only to the basics. You can pay for parking at the site.Full review by sokara78
Oct 22, 2023
Stopped in for a walk after breakfast, looks the same as always , if but is a nice serene spot, great for walks or to just look at and chill, check it out , cheersFull review by daniel f
is there a parking loot for this? is there a parking or entry fee? what is the hike like to the falls? any + all info is appreciated!
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Yes there was a parking fee. Once a person at a gate and another was on the honor system. But free parking out on the street and its a very short walk in. Actually you can see …
Yes there was a parking fee. Once a person at a gate and another was on the honor system. But free parking out on the street and its a very short walk in. Actually you can see Inglis Falls without any hike. I am disabled so I need easy paths. There are beautiful easy paths and my daughter said hikes to the other falls weren challenging but doable. Not sure if the park is open during the COVID issue. Park on the street and hike in :)
We used to be able to get to the bottom of the falls partway through a hole in the wall path on the left side. It appears to have been blocked off. Can you tell me why and if there is other access along the Bruce Trail?
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The trail to the bottom of the falls was closed and blocked because it became too dangerous and was not safe for the public.
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