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 Places
along the Escarpment containing interesting, prominent geological
features accessible to the public (and of high scenic value) can
be found at:
- Bruce Peninsula National Park & Fathom
Five National Marine Park (Flowerpot Island, Cyprus Lake)
near Tobermory
- Rocky Bay and Cove Point (with sea
caves) accessible only by boat between Cabot Head and Tobermory
- Lion's Head and Cabot Head on the
Bruce Peninsula
- Indian Falls Conservation Area north
of Owen Sound
- Pottawatomi (Jones Falls) Conservation
Area west of Owen Sound
- Inglis Falls Conservation Area south
of Owen Sound
- Eugenia Falls Conservation Area in
the Beaver Valley north of Flesherton
- Old Baldy near Kimberley in Grey County
- Blue Mountain Caves near Collingwood
- Devil's Glen Provincial Park east
of Singhampton
- Mono Cliffs Provincial Park north
of Mono Centre
- Cataract Falls north of the Forks
of the Credit River, near Caledon
- Hilton Falls Conservation Area near
Milton
- Mount Nemo, north of Burlington
- Webster's Falls and Tew's Falls
in the Spencer Gorge Conservation Area north of Dundas
- Devil's Punch Bowl Conservation Area
near Stoney Creek
- Ball's Falls Conservation Area near
Vineland in the Niagara Peninsula
- Decew Falls owned by Ontario Hydro
near St. Catharines
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