Samuel Cascade facts for kids

Samuel Cascade is a beautiful waterfall that stands about 8-metre-high (26 ft). That's like a two-story building! You can find this cascade in Flamborough, which is part of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It's a special spot because it's located on private land.

Samuel Cascade: A Hidden Gem

Samuel Cascade is a lovely waterfall that flows down a tributary of Spring Creek. It's a "cascade" type of waterfall, which means the water tumbles over a series of rocks rather than dropping straight down. It's a peaceful place, perfect for enjoying nature.

Where is Samuel Cascade?

This waterfall is located in West Flamborough, Hamilton. Since it's on private property, you need to get permission from the owner to visit it. This helps keep the area special and protected.

Cool Places Nearby

If you're exploring the Hamilton area, there are many other cool places close to Samuel Cascade. You could go hiking on the famous Bruce Trail or explore the historic Hermitage ruins.

Nature lovers might enjoy the amazing Royal Botanical Gardens (Ontario). For history buffs, Dundurn Castle is a must-see. There are also several conservation areas like Crooks Hollow Conservation Area and Christie Lake Conservation Area, which are great for outdoor adventures.

Other waterfalls in the area include Weir's Falls, Steven’s Falls, and Betzner Falls. The Hamilton area is known as the "Waterfall Capital of the World" because it has so many!

Images for kids

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  Webster's Falls is another famous waterfall in the Hamilton area.

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  The Niagara Escarpment (shown in red) is a long cliff where many waterfalls, including Samuel Cascade, are found.

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  The Devil's Punch Bowl is a stunning waterfall and gorge in Hamilton.

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  Chedoke Falls is one of the many beautiful waterfalls you can find in Hamilton.

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