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Walkabaut during fall along Kakabeka Falls - Part I

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Uploaded by on Feb 19, 2009

Kakabeka Falls is in Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park, near the town of Kakabeka Falls, 25 kilometers west of Thunder Bay. This is the largest waterfall in the Lake Superior watershed, and is known as the "Niagara of the North", despite the fact that it is only at latitude 48 22' compared to Niagara's latitude of 43 6'. Kakabeka Falls is an impressive waterfall but there are many more impressive waterfalls even farther north. In particular the Northwest Territory's Lady Evelyn Falls, Alexandra Falls and Virginia Falls are each deserving of the title being as large or larger than Kakabeka Falls, and all being north of the 60th parallel.

Much of the water that used to go over this waterfall has been diverted for power generation. Despite that it is still very impressive. The pictures above and below are from a weekday. They increase the flow on weekends, and of course the flow is much higher during the spring runoff.

There are several viewing areas along either side of the falls. Getting into the gorge would be quite foolhardy and is prohibited. A nice distant view of the falls can be had from the Mountain Portage Trail. This trail connects with the Little Falls Trail which leads to Little Falls.

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  • That's really cool.

  • @MrFrozenCanuck many thanks for the compliment. greetings, matt

  • Hehe, I live there!

  • @MsSimsBuilder That is kool. I am glad ou do as its a very nice place....smiles

  • wow, amazing..

  • @blondyblueyes38jr thanks a lot Debbie for the compliments. matt

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  • @daysinn123 I totally agree with your comments here. Its hard for ppl to appreciate what they have these days. The would even miss it when its gone too. That is the sad part of the whole thing....

  • ANamazing video and an amazing place, i wish more people would see the beauty of thunder bay and what it has too offer, instead of just trasing the city, always a fan of the bay!!! AGW

  • Yes, the whole rock face will be white. Its really kool to see in winter as well.

  • The rocks seems to be almost black, must be a great contrast in winter time.

  • thank you for the compliment. More to come from Kakabeka Falls.

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