Upper Princess Falls
Description
Upper Princess Falls is a 7m high, 2m wide complex ribbon cascade that includes a 2.5m plunge. It is located on Lang's Creek, a tributary of the Chedoke Creek West System. It was once part of a combined 'Princess Falls', which was the tallest waterfall in Hamilton until it was split in two by the Brantford and Hamilton Electric Railway.
Names/Sources ‡
Lang's Falls (LOCAL)Upper Princess Falls (CoW)
Princess Falls (CoH)
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 | Upper Princess Falls |  | Upper Princess Falls |
 | Upper Princess Falls |  | Upper Princess Falls |
 | Upper Princess Falls |  | Upper Princess Falls |
| Location | 79°55'47.723"W 43°14'45.013"N |
| Park | Chedoke Radial Trail |
| Watercourse | Lang's Creek |
| Form | Complex Ribbon Cascade |
| Flow | Year Round |
| Crest Restriction : Access | None : Moderately Easy |
| Foot Restriction : Access | None : Easy |
| Height : Width (m) | 7.00 : 2.00 |
| Height : Width (ft) | 22 : 6 |
| Authority / Owner | City of Hamilton |
