Devil's Punch Bowl Falls, Ontario
Devil's Punchbowl Falls is one of the greatest landmarks in the region of the Ontario.
The waterfall is formed in an incredibly fascinating natural area around Hamilton. Devil's Punchbowl Falls is located in the eponymous protected area. Devil's Punchbowl Falls is seasonal, it only has deep water at the wettest time of the year when there is rain.
Characteristics of the waterfall are almost all such natural formations in the region of Ontario. Devil's Punchbowl Falls is very near to some other beautiful waterfalls like Webster Falls, Tews Falls, Albion Falls, and Felker Falls.
Devil's Punchbowl Falls impresses with its portliness. Its waters fall from 111 meters, as well before they reach the bottom of the rocks spread into countless water droplets.
Devil's Punchbowl Falls has built a platform for monitoring, which reveals to visitors its beautiful views of the entire area of Hamilton. From the platform descends down a special path to the gorge. The initial descent is quite steep and should be passed with caution. The second part of the path is easier because of the built staircase, which makes the transition easier for tourists.
The route continues along a creek, then leads to the base of the beautiful waterfall Devils Punchbowl. Even during the dry period and the phenomenon has dried up, the lower part is very interesting and beautiful because of the rock formations and relief. If you have time you need to necessarily descend down to see the 20 foot waterfall.
Behind the waterfall you can not but make your impression of the colorful jagged rocks that makes the picture even more beautiful. The overlays are formed because the relief around the waterfall was formed at the end of the last Ice Age from the melted glaciers.
The width of the water layer reaches about 3 meters. Devil's Punchbowl Falls is considered the third highest waterfall in the town of Hamilton. The upper part of the waterfall drops 37 meters before passing to break into the lower rocks.
