Egan Chutes - L'Amable, Ontario

Egan Chutes

Egan Chutes est une réserve naturelle et une attraction touristique située à L'Amable, en Ontario. Cette destination offre un environnement paisible et une vue imprenable sur les chutes. L'adresse est 487 Detlor Rd, L'Amable, ON K0L 2L0, Canada. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au 613-339-2807 ou visiter leur site web ontarioparks.ca.

Egan Chutes est célèbre pour sa beauté naturelle et ses activités de randonnée. La réserve est accessible en fauteuil roulant et dispose d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant. Les randonnées sont adaptées aux enfants et les chiens sont également autorisés. Cette entreprise a reçu 398 avis sur Google My Business avec un avis moyen de 4,7/5. Les visiteurs ont apprécié la beauté des chutes et la tranquillité de l'endroit, mais ont également mentionné que les sentiers étaient parfois glissants en hiver et recommandaient d'ajouter des chaussures de randonnée.

Spécialités

• Réserve naturelle
• Attraction touristique

Autres données d'intérêt

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Randonnée
• Convient aux enfants
• Randonnées adaptées aux enfants
• Chiens acceptés

👍 Avis de Egan Chutes

Sonia D.

4/5

Belles chutes mais pas assez grand pour une randonnée.

Cynthia M.

5/5

Calme

Paige K.

5/5

Absolutely stunning in the wintertime! The drive to the parking area was clear, and wear good hiking shoes because some parts of the path were icy. Incredible to see the water rushing with all the trees covered in ice from the mist! Definitely recommend stopping by during this time of the year… we had to whole trail to ourselves!

Caley A.

5/5

Super beautiful provincial park, a bit hard to find if you're not looking for it but definitely worth the stop. The trail is a not super long, but it ends in a beautiful waterfall that feeds into a little lake and you can spend quite a while exploring.

dustin T.

5/5

My family doctor this trail on a weekly basis. West side of the river is 500 meters to the falls. Beautiful photos. Spring the water is high and fall the water is low.

Leslie S.

5/5

This was such a beautiful trail! We took the short route and it was truly stunning. Places to stop along the path and explore a bit also. Wear proper shoes and long pants as parts of the trail are a bit rocky and there are some wooded sections that you may want to explore off trail. Absolutely stunning and a great way to spend an hour or so!

karanbir S.

5/5

Must visit this place. It was little busy because I went on thanksgiving weekend. I just sat near the fall for one hour, It was very relaxing. The best part for me as soon as I reached this place my cell phone network was gone Lol! So no distractions. There is parking available but I recommend driving in SUV or any vehicle which has high ground clearance. You can drive sedan its just the road has potholes so you might hit the ground. Best place to go and relax.

Mary L.

5/5

We were here late evening in June 7, 2024. With sun shining through the lake, made the reflection of the water very beautiful. Lots of bugs though. The narrow road leading to the park was not maintained as tree branches are being hit by the car and many small and big potholes on the road and a small sign of the provincial once you reached the small parking lot. The trail leading to the falls was flat and descent 15 minutes walk along the river. Small trails to access the falls. The gushing water is making mist and helped us ward off the mosquitoes while we enjoyed the falls. Great stop if you are passing by.