Indian Falls Conservation Area






The parking lot is plowed. .7 km walk to the falls, we did not go up the stairs, we walked alongside the mostly frozen river. At the bottom of the falls, was a huge frozen ice cap. Most of the water coming over the falls was frozen. One side of the falls is a light blue color ice while the other side ice regular white ice.
short back-and-fort trail. not maintained in the winter, better with snow shoes. Some part of trail is on the creek. Snow covered thin ice,one follow hiker broke the ice and got his foot wet.
Nice little hike, went after a snowfall, but there were footprints already that allowed me to find the falls.
Amazing park. Too bad the trail was somewhat difficult to access
amazing
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