Located in a gorge on the Kaministiquia River, Kakabeka Falls plunge 39 metres (about 120 feet)over a cliff of slate into the river below. The rocks of Kakabeka fall are like a stone book. The youngest stones (several millions of years old) are at the top of the falls. These rocks get older and older as you descend down the falls to the bottom. Rocks along the base of the falls are over a billion years old! Each layer of rock tells its own story and some of the fossils discovered here are the oldest found anywhere at 1.6 billion years.

Aside from the falls, the park offers many other opportunities to explore nature. Beyond the developed area of the park are large tracts of forest and fields that are home to many species of birds and animals. Woodland flowers blossom in every colour imaginable.

For more information on Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park call the park office at (807)473-9231.

Use the links showing here to locate all members of our association with operations in or around Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park. Go ahead and start clicking your way to a wilderness adventures, vacations, and outdoor experiences that have few rivals in North America!

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Kakabeka Falls Hotel/Carriage House Motel [Website | Summary]
Hello and Welcome to the Beautiful and magestic Kakabeka Falls, a ten minute walk from the KAKABEKA FALLS MOTOR HOTEL and the CARRIAGE HOUS ...
4756 Hwy 11/71, Box 240 Kakabeka Falls, Ontario, Canada P0T 1W0
807-473-9211

Atikokan Aero Service [Website]
Box 716 Atikokan, Ontario, Canada P0T 1C0
807-597-8192