Tiffany Falls Conservation Area, Hamilton

A stunning place to explore with family and friends. This tiny falls is lovely that creates a nature atmosphere that no one would like to miss. We enjoyed our visit of this stunning beauty and recommend everyone to visit it on your plan towards this area. The parking is considerably small that can accommodate only 10-15 cars so plan accordingly.

It really is a nice quick stop for all you waterfall lovers! Plus within the area there are a few other waterfalls within walking distance or if you prefer you can drive over to other parking lots near the other trailheads. This water fall has the same name as my younger sister so always cool to kinda bring that person to front of mind. For sure photo worthy and a good time at no cost!

Truly an enjoyable experience to visit this falls located in Hamilton. The trail was a brief one leading to the falls. But the bridge along the way made for some memorable photos. The falls were small but in the landscape with the view was a beautiful sight. Had a great time visiting the area.

Tiffany Falls are a must visit in each season. They completely freeze during the Winter and are lovely to visit; you can actually walk on the frozen stream. Recently visited them during Summer and they are as pretty. Definitely a must visit for anyone wanting to spend a few hours in nature. Lots of trails around. Parking is limited but can find parking around the area within a km radius.

A very accessible waterfall which you can basically touch! The trail from the parking space to the falls is very short, about 5 min walk. Good for elder people as well; just be careful with branches and loose stones on the way. The main problem is, the limited parking space that can fill up easily. The parking fee is a bit costly and strangely there was no time limit mentioned on the ticket, although there are boards saying 1 hr limit. People can also visit from Sherman falls through a part of Bruce trail that ends just opposite side of the road to this parking spot. But the trail is not maintained and watch out for bugs and mosquitoes.