Mazukama is incredible any time of year, but it is truly magical in the winter. It is a good hike for families and kids when the conditions are right but take precautions. A great tip is to wear snow grips or crampons and plan to take your time. Don’t let the short distance fool you, as it can be a challenging hike in the winter. There are two rope climbs to navigate and the trail conditions are often icy. To get to Mazukama Falls, it is an 800 m walk-up trail from the posted sign. It is an incredible place with lots of options for adventure and offers the opportunity to see one of the most beautiful ice formations in our region up close and personal! You can find the trailhead on the Camp 81 road about 20 km east of Nipigon. This is a popular trail that is often explored by tourists and locals alike. You will need a permit to see the falls and access the ski trails in the winter, so make sure you visit a kiosk and post your pass on your windshield. There are over 15 km of groomed trails to enjoy, so pack your skis and after you check out the falls, head out on the trails. Another great activity at this provincial park in winter is cross country skiing. There are other trails to explore, so you may way to bring your snowshoes. A great location to bring photography equipment, for people with mobility restrictions or for a family with small children.īut, if adventure is what you are looking for, you can also get that at Kakabeka. This is a great option for people who want to see frozen falls without a huge hike. This is one of the most accessible locations to view a frozen waterfall in our region and it doesn’t take long to get to the viewing platform from your vehicle. The formations are magical, and you can see the crystalline structure absolutely sparkle in the mid-day sun. The falls are an incredible sight, and often don’t completely freeze over. This means that in the winter, you have a totally new and unique perspective of this Northern giant. Kakabeka Falls is the second-highest waterfall in Ontario at an impressive 40 meters with year-round access for viewing. Here are four frozen falls to check out this winter. Some waterfalls are accessible year-round and are a quick walk from your vehicle, some require a short hike and others can be a day long adventure! Whatever your preference is, there is a frozen waterfall out there waiting for you to explore in Superior Country. These formations are different from year to year and even change during the season, so they are always exciting to check out. We have access to unique places as the world freezes, such as the beautiful, naturally occurring ice formations and frozen waterfalls. There are some unbelievably gorgeous things to see and epic adventures to be had with a fresh, snow-covered perspective.

Winter in Northwestern Ontario is incredible! The landscape changes and the world around us transforms into a sparkling winter wonderland.

Real beautiful frozen waterfall