Grey County, Ontario

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Denny and Brian talking to the Ranger at Indian Falls
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This is a challenging trail, hard packed and rocky
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Indian Creek down river from the falls
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Stairway to the top of the escarpment
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Denny and Ranger looking down on the river
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As the walls become steeper that begin forming a canyon
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Ranger talks about the old cedar trees
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The lush summer forest
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Our first look at the Indian Falls
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Denny capturing the falls from the top of the escarpment
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The trail runs along the edge of the bluff
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Great photo opportunities
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Looking at the base of the falls
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Indian Falls drops 15 meters
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Ranger telling us about the Indian Falls Conservation Area
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Looking down river
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This type of falls is known as a bridal veil falls
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The thick growth almost covers the river
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The shade was the only thing keeping us cool
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Large pieces of rock from the escarpment have fallen into the river
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The falls look so gentle at the top
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Looking over the Beaver Valley
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