Canterbury Falls

Description

Canterbury Falls is a 9.5m high terraced ribbon cascade located on Canterbury Creek, a tributary of Sulphur Creek.

It is located on land purchased in 1819 by Lieutenant William Milne (1766-1826), which was sold by his heirs to James Milne in 1832, following his death. The current owner is the Anglican diocese of Hamilton, who purchased it from Hamilton Lions Club in 1960.

Names/Sources ‡

Milne Falls (LOCAL)
Canterbury Falls (CoH)

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Trails

Sherman/Canterbury/Tiffany Loop (Loop) 6.9km
Return

Canterbury & Little Canterbury from Artaban Rd. CP (Return) 4.2km

Location	79°58'50.509"W 43°14'13.132"N
Park	Dundas Valley Conservation Area
Watercourse	Canterbury Creek
Form	Terraced Ribbon Cascade
Flow	Year Round
Crest Restriction : Access	None : Easy
Foot Restriction : Access	Private : Moderately Easy
Height : Width (m)	9.00 : 4.00
Height : Width (ft)	29 : 13
Authority / Owner	Private Owner