Cedar Falls

The Cedar Falls Conservation Area is a serene oasis renowned for its breathtaking waterfall, which cascades over rock ledges. The waterfall is the heart of this conservation area, surrounded by a dense, vibrant evergreen forest. This lush setting spans 23 hectares, providing a peaceful retreat where the sights and sounds of nature take center stage.

A well-maintained 0.8 km (0.5 mile) trail winds through the landscape, leading directly to Cedar Creek and its falls. As visitors stroll along the path, they can immerse themselves in the sights of towering trees, the scent of pine, and the soothing sounds of water flowing over stones. The short, accessible trail makes the area inviting for all ages and skill levels, allowing everyone to appreciate the beauty of the forest and falls.

For fishing enthusiasts, Cedar Creek is known for its population of rainbow and speckled trout. The creek is a favorite spot for anglers looking to test their skills in a natural setting. Bird watchers and nature lovers can revel in the area’s quiet charm, with numerous opportunities to observe native wildlife and bird species in their natural habitat.

Cedar Falls Conservation Area strongly emphasizes respect for the environment. Signs encourage visitors to follow the simple rule: “take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints.” This philosophy helps protect the area’s unspoiled beauty, ensuring that its pristine landscapes and natural wonders can be enjoyed by generations to come. Whether you’re seeking adventure, solitude, or simply a place to connect with nature, this Conservation Area offers an idyllic escape from the rush of everyday life.