The wide and very impressive waterfall known as High Falls or Scenic High Falls near the town of Wawa, Ontario crashes over the rock ledges for a drop of seventy-five feet and spans across the landscape for one hundred and twenty-five feet. Surrounded by tall forest trees with leaves that are beginning to change into beautiful Autumn colors, the water rushes through the wilderness into the Magpie River.In the backdrop, you can see where the dam crosses the river which was designed to fit in with the beauty of the area. Two other dams have been constructed along the Magpie River, one being the Steephill Falls Dam and the other being Mission Falls Dam.To reach High Falls near Wawa, Ontario head south of Wawa and follow the signs that read "Scenic High Falls". You can follow the gravel road for about one and a half kilometers that takes you down to the base of the falls where you can take spectacular photos. ... continue below the picture...
... Here you can also enjoy a picnic or group barbecue in a stunning park and listen to the roar of the waterfall. A short path leads you to the top of High Falls but depending on the force and the amount of water, the area may be roped off. Spring is especially a season when the water increases excessively and getting to close to the High Falls can mean a shower.High Falls near Wawa, Ontario and the scenic areas along the Magpie River bring approximately 20,000 tourists each year. These falls are a place to take a breather from your travels and enjoy some of nature's incredible beauty.Magpie High Falls along the Magpie River near the town of Wawa, Ontario, Canada.
Technical Information:
I photographed this photo with the digital SLR camera model Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, aperture of f/20.0, exposure time of 3/10 sec. on ISO 50, as always I used a original Canon Lens, the focus lenght for this picture was 34mm.