Tew Falls
Difficulty: Moderate
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Tew's Falls, is a 41 metre ribbon waterfall, only a few metres shorter than Niagara Falls is and is the tallest waterfall found in Hamilton, Ontario, Located at the Spencer Gorge-Webster Falls Conservation area its source is Logies Creek. It is a short walking distance away from Webster's Falls.
Best viewed in the springtime as it tends to dry up in the summer months.
A nature trail allows access to the Dundas Peak, which provides stunning views of Dundas and Hamilton. Other pathways passing through the park include the Bruce Trail, and a side-trail to historic Crooks Hollow Conservation Area. Keep well back from the edge of the gorge and escarpment areas, at least a body length. Adults should keep children and pets well away from these areas. There are hiking trails along the gorge and some amazing picturesque views. I recommend coming here on a weekday because the weekends can be a little crowded. Grab a coffee and take a look, it is really worth your time and effort.
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How To Get ToTew Falls
:Head left from the parking lot following the blue blazes through the woods along the rim of Spencer Gorge.
Swing past the Tews Falls parking lot and around to the observation deck for Tews Falls From here, follow the Webster's Falls Side Trail to its junction with the Dundas Lookout Side Trail. Take the short 40 m Dundas Lookout Side Trail to Dundas Peak with panoramic views overlooking the communities of Dundas and Hamilton.
