Eugenia Falls

A beautiful waterfall and an amazing trail walk.

Not worth paying $10. Falls were more of a trickle, great spot probably if you wanted to go hiking. No swimming, no boats, no fishing

Eugina Falls is a good place to do a nature walk and some hiking. The falls view is nice however, they've closed off parts of the area for safety reasons. You can still see everything, they just want to make sure no gets hurt. There's someone at the park that monitors the area for which is good. The forest is nice to walk through and the falls view is really cool, it's just a little limiting that's all. Don't go there expecting Niagra Falls though. It's a small quiet spot to walk through and take in the nature.

Gorgeous place to go for a hike! The elevation is gorgeous. The falls are a delight to view. Lots of parking. (You do have to pay for parking.) Great place for hiking. There is a way to the bottom of the falls, l didnt get to go this time as we came a little late. Next summer definitely will find a way to the bottom :) port-o-potty @ entrance. Cliff edges are steep. Be careful with the kiddos!!

This is a very beautiful waterfall, but in the last 5 years it has always been crowded and it is difficult to find a place to park. In the summer it is worth walking along the river. In some places you can go down into the gorge, but getting close to the waterfall is dangerous and almost impossible.

The waterfall is okay, quiet high, but not gushing with water. Busy spot, you have to pay $10 for parking. We hiked towards Hoggs falls, which is a beautiful hike, so worth the $10. Not much cell reception, so know your driving directions.

A drive of about 2 hours from Toronto across the countryside and you get here. Generally not crowded but limited pay parking and hence plan to be there early in the day.

It had rained the previous night and early morning and we reached there late morning for a trail walk, hoping to do an hour or so of the trails. The small parking lot was nearly empty and quickly paid through the website mentioned in the parking lot.We were greeted by a volunteer who gave us some quick information and the falls information. It took us less than 5 minutes to get to the falls. Amazing views. Disappointed that the fall came so quickly and that we could get to the bottom from this location. But we did part of the trail that goes towards another fall and where we can get to the bottom of the falls. But decided against completing it as we thought it would take a lot longer, but made a mental note for coming back and finishing the trail.The trail as well did not disappoint with tree canopy and views.

Very scenic, beautiful falls, amazing trails around . Friendly kids areas. The towns you passed by are so friendly and simple.

Your journey starts with finding parking. It’s $10 for the day if you can find something on site. We saw a lot of people parking on the side of a Lower Valley Road (which is a dirt road) and hiking into the falls. From Lower Valley Road, it’s a 1.5km hike to the falls. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, it’s 6.3km to Hogg’s Falls. The trails are fairly rugged. I would recommend a “good” pair of hiking shoes (flip flops and open toed sandals ain’t going to cut it). The trails are very well marked, but they are fairly narrow allowing only single file in one direction.Don’t expect anything as grand as Niagara. It’s a small stream which drops off into the valley below. You are not permitted to traverse down to the falls level. Regardless,the scenery around Eugenia Falls is picture worthy.Do NOT forget your insect repellent!!! Or wear long sleeve everything. Whatever we did, the mosquitoes found openings or just simply bit through clothing, gloves, and shoes. They were relentless. And forget stopping for a break because that’s when they all swarm.We spent a good few hours there. The trails were challenging but not overly difficult. Just try not to fall off the edge.