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Niagara’s Other Falls! At Ball’s Falls, visitors can hike or stroll along the Cataract Trail as it winds its way along the banks of Twenty Mile Creek. Explore the habitat of many species of animals, birds, plants and trees. Cyclists, photographers and nature lovers alike will love the truly breathtaking view of the majestic Twenty Mile Creek as it plummets over both the upper and lower Ball’s Falls—spilling over the edge of the Niagara Escarpment. Watch the character of the falls change dramatically with each season—from a raging torrent in the spring to a thin veil of water in late summer. The Centre for Conservation and the historical Ball homestead await cyclists. Regular Admission applies. Bike rack, water, maps and repair kit are located at the Centre for Conservation. For more information, ballsfalls.ca
Welcome to Pittock Conservation Area, part of the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, in beautiful Woodstock, Ontario. We are a 2,000 acre outdoor playground within the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority Watershed! We offer many outdoor recreational opportunities such as: hiking, camping, boating, swimming, picnicking, biking, kayaking, birding, disc golf and so much more! Come step into nature with us!
Located in Kingsville, Ontario, Canada, Ontario’s most southern town, it is home to countless migrating geese and ducks. In the spring and the fall, the grounds will be filled with birds passing through using the sanctuary as a safe resting place for food, water, and shelter.
Over the years, curious people from all over the world have visited the sanctuary. This destination was once rated the second greatest tourist attraction in Canada, with Niagara Falls being the first, with cars and school buses lined for miles up and down the road just to visit the ground. We invite you to experience it for yourself. Walk our 5km trail system in Kennedy Woods, have a picnic in Ty Cobb Field, feed the birds at our Public Viewing Pond, visit the Jack Miner Historic House, Jack Miner Museum, or Jack Miner Learning Centre, walk our Storyboard Trail, or join us at one of our events. #LandHere