Aubrey Falls is a true hidden gem situated in Aubrey Falls Provincial Park, Mississagi River Valley, located 109 km north of Thessalon. It makes a perfect day trip to enjoy Algoma’s diversity.
The landscapes change as you make your way up picturesque Highway 129 North winding beside the Mississagi River. The whole drive is scenic and make sure to keep watch for wildlife (especially while driving at night) on your journey as the area is remote.
To reach the falls there are signs posted along the highway for parking.
The hike is short and well worth it when the falls are operational. The falls are unique as the flow of water is dam controlled due to its location below the generating station above. Sometimes the flow is greatly reduced and may even be shut off at night. It is also not open between October and Victoria Day.
The trail to the falls is a 2-km round trip and easy to follow. Once you’ve crossed the small bridge over the gorge follow the rest of the trail to the viewing area with a picnic table and metal fence. It’s a great area to enjoy the Aubrey’s 7+ different waterfall chutes.
- Greg Sacco
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