Lower Sydenham Falls

Lower Sydenham Falls in autumn. Photo courtesy of Joe Hollick. Click to enlarge

Lower Sydenham Falls is a Classic Falls that experiences its strongest flow during seasonal storms and during the snow melt. It is 4 metres (13 feet) tall and the same distance in width, but can expand wider with ice in winter to 5.5 metres (18 feet)

It is located beside the Bruce Trail just west of Sydenham Road under the railway bridge that crosses the Sydenham Creek, and is the third waterfall on this creek.

The creek has been partially built up at this location to allow for the railway bridge construction, thus giving the partially manmade appearance to the waterfall.

Lower Sydenham Falls Photo Gallery

Lower Sydenham Falls in winter. Photo courtesy of Joe Hollick. Click to enlarge	Lower Sydenham Falls in winter. Photo courtesy of Jordan Allen. Click to enlarge	Lower Sydenham Falls in winter. Photo courtesy of Dan Court. Click to enlarge
Lower Sydenham Falls in winter. Photo courtesy of Dan Court. Click to enlarge	Lower Sydenham Falls in winter. Photo courtesy of Dan Court. Click to enlarge

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