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Kakabeka Falls, known as the “Niagara of the North”, is the second largest waterfall in Ontario. 19 mi (30km) west of Thunder Bay, Ontario, this dramatic fall is in Kakabeka Falls a part of the Oliver Paipoonge Municipality. Kakabeka Falls is a 130ft drop off along the Kaministiquia River. The gorge below reveals 1.6 million-year-old rocks and fossils. This spectacular marvel is part of historical Voyageur Route and is surrounded by beautiful hiking trails, a beach, campground, and lovely community. One can spend only a couple hours to weeks taking in the falls and all the area has to offer. Although the falls lie just west of the official Lake Superior Circle Tour they remain as one of the tours largest and most visited attractions. Kakabeka Falls is easily accessible and offers a wide array of services making it a destination appropriate for everyone!

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