Billy Green Falls facts for kids

Billy Green Falls is a beautiful waterfall in Stoney Creek, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It stands about 17 meters (56 feet) tall. This waterfall is special because it's named after a local hero, Billy Green.

Billy Green Falls is a type of waterfall called a "ribbon" waterfall. This means the water falls in a long, narrow stream, like a ribbon. It flows along Battlefield Creek, adding to the natural beauty of the area.

Who Was Billy Green?

Billy Green was a brave scout during the War of 1812. This war happened between 1812 and 1814. He played an important role in the Battle of Stoney Creek in 1813. This battle was a big conflict during the war. The waterfall is named in his honor to remember his contributions.

Exploring Nearby Attractions

There are many interesting places to visit near Billy Green Falls. You can explore the Bruce Trail, which is great for hiking. The Mount Albion Conservation Area offers more natural beauty.

Other fun spots include the King's Forest Golf Course and the Glendale Golf Course. For sports, there's the Mohawk Sports Park. You can also visit the Battlefield House Museum. This museum helps you learn more about the Battle of Stoney Creek. Don't miss the amazing Devil's Punch Bowl waterfall nearby.

How to Find Billy Green Falls

Billy Green Falls is easy to find. It is located on the west side of Centennial Parkway. If you are driving up the Niagara Escarpment, look for the second ravine on your right side. That's where you'll find the falls.

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  Webster's Falls is another beautiful waterfall in the area.

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  The Niagara Escarpment (shown in red) is a long cliff that runs through Ontario.

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  The Devil's Punch Bowl is a stunning waterfall with colorful rock layers.

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  Chedoke Falls is one of Hamilton's many waterfalls.

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  Albion Falls is another popular waterfall in King's Forest Park.