Niagara Escarpment Commission - Geological Features

	Geological Features of the Niagara Escarpment 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 printer friendly

Geological Features of the Niagara Escarpment