Bottom Of Tews Falls

We have seen Tews Falls from the top many times but never have done the bottom trail. My Husband and I always talked about it and finally decided to do it.We did this last weekend. We went the wrong way on the trail so it was lots of climbing up and down and great exercise or should I say we were very sore for a few days. 

Anyways a good description on doing this trail is here

Bitten Escapes to the base of Tews

When we finally made it all I can say it was worth it and you will want to go behind the falls if you can and get wet.

You can see at the top where people would view at the platform on the right.

Coming back off the trail we went the right way and it was a lot easier.
As we were heading back to the car we saw part of

Dundas Falls

Directions from Hwy 403:  From Hwy 403 take the Hwy 6 N (Guelph) exit and travel approximately 3 km to Hwy 5 E. (Dundas St. E.). Turn left on Hwy 5 E. and then turn left onto Brock Rd. Brock Rd. will turn into King St. as you go down the Escarpment. The waterfall is under the railway embankment also the beginning of Tews falls trail starts soon

Fletcher Creek Ecological Preserve

 This was the first time we had been here and it was a nice trail to walk along.

The Fletcher Creek Ecological Preserve area is 414 acres in size and is located at the headwaters of the Spencer Creek Watershed. An abandoned quarry at the site was rehabilitated, resulting in the creation of a rare type of wetland. 

the old quarry

Location: Concession Road 7, Flamborough, ON