webster falls

We visited Webster Falls and Tews Falls. And we went to enjoy the view of Hamilton as everything was close. The parking is 10$ per day.

Too bad they charge for parking now and some areas are blocked off, however if you are filled with adventure you can quite easily get around the blocked areas and explore all the trails. As long as you are safe and careful you can get right under the falls and walk on trails beside the river that flows into dundas, along the way are spots you can swim, my friends and family and I have been coming here for years. This is the best place in Dundas to go to relax and have a picnic and take lovely pictures of the falls. There are also trails that connect tews falls, the Dundas escarpment lookout (the peak) and the train tracks.

I love going here with the family! There's lots of room to run around and get a game going and the hikes are not so challenging that you can't do them with little ones tagging along.

It's set in a beautiful area. Lots of trails and forests. A flowing stream falls to a height of about 50-60 feet so it is not the greatest of falls. Pretty surroundings, a nice place to spend some time exploring and walking. But the parking fee of $10 is a little too high.

Great area to spend time with family - great trail out to The Peak Parking $10 which is expensive I think for a park like area Parking spaces not always available

Its summer place, there are lots of falls near by, but its good place, where you can have BBQ.We went their over weekend, pretty much crowdy and difficult to find BBQ spot and Parking spot near by.

We highly recommend going to Websters Falls! Although bring your GPS, it is very difficult to find! A review can't do it justice, a must see when visiting Hamilton! Thanks to the hotel that recommended visiting this landmark!

The views are spectacular however this is more of a family walk and not for serious hikers. There were many areas with direct access to the valley far below. We paid $10 to park but not sure if there are other places to park where they dont charge.

This is a nice, natural spot for a hike. If you have trouble with minor hills don't go. But mild exercise and a fairly easy hike yield a pretty, scenic excursion. There are a few places to stop for photos of the falls and a good hiking trail. Roots and some muddy spots make it not the best for strollers or accessibility in spring or rainy fall but a spirited 85 year old with limited vision did ok, so no major issues. Will return.

Brought the kids and grandpa for a walk...beautiful walk. The only downfall, was the cost for parking...it was a flat fee...would have liked an hour fee, as we only stayed an hour.Easy walk for those with mobility issues..

We went for a walk here. Did almost 5 km. It was beautiful. Need good walking shoes but well worth the drive

the best and the most beautiful sport in that crummy cityespecially in the fall is the best time to go take a look

There are actually two waterfalls: Webster's and Tews. They are 15 minutes easy walk apart. I recommend to park and start with Webster's. It has much larger than Tews parking. Use GPS to get there because there is only a one small white sign marking the turn from Harvest Road. Parking fee is reasonable, around 10$.There is a lot of picnic spots in the park if you walk on the right of the waterfall. But you may have picnic after visiting Tews waterfall, which is a gem in my opinion. The trail to the Tews starts on the left end of the parking lot. You do not need any special gear, just casual outfit according to the weather is fine. The trail is unpaved but very easy to walk with stairs in one spot. When you reach the Tews area, keep right, and after crossing a small creek you see the first observation platform and enjoy the view of the very high and beautiful waterfall surrounded by forest. The second observation deck is a bit further and up. Both decks are very safe.There is no way to get to the base of waterfall safely, but If you have two more hours you may go further by the same trail to lookout on the cliff of the Niagra escarpment. From there you will be able to see cities of Dundas and Hamilton, as well as Ontario lake. Return to Webster's for picnic or go to Dundas city below, where you may anything from coffee-shops to fine-dining restaurants.

do not expect too much..trail is good , fall is oke ... you cannot go to the falls ,they close the way 3 years back... so you have to see the little falls from distance and satisfy ,,,

For many years you could walk down to the base of the falls along a steel staircase but they have closed that. I know of no reasonable way to get down now unless you are a competent rock climber. Really too bad since the falls are best viewed from the gorge. A nice park for picnics and decent views of the falls from water especially in autumn (October).