Tiffany Falls Waterfall, Ancaster Ontario: Exploring Ontario's Waterfalls Episode #4:

what's up guys welcome back to the next free photography waterfall adventure and today guys i am at the absolute disaster which is known as tiffany falls why i say an absolute disaster is because the parking here is a mess there is one single lane of parking right here it's a one-way road and as i got here people from that side were trying to pull in and drive in to this side while people were coming in this side trying to get in here it's no secret guys that these waterfalls in hamilton area are a very big deal and a very popular place for people to go visit and i just happen to be here at the worst possible time so anyways we're here at tiffany falls we're going to walk in hike in and see what it's all about so guys you guys hit the music hit the intro i'll see you guys in there [Applause] um probably so [Music] uh so guys as you can see any hope of getting pictures here forget it i'm gonna count how many people are here one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty four three five 37 28 9 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 to 9 40 31 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54. guys i'm gonna say there's like 100 people here because there's more people coming and there's a whole bunch of people people here eat lunch so any hopes of getting pictures here uh-uh forget it [Music] [Music] tiffany falls is a 21 meter high cascade waterfall whose source is the nearby tiffany creek it is located at the tiffany falls conservation area in ancaster ontario tiffany falls was named after dr oliver tiffany the district's first doctor born in massachusetts dr tiffany studied medicine at the philadelphia medical college and then came to ancaster township in [Music] 1796. [Music] tiffany falls conservation area is considered a significant natural area its bedrock exposures are considered an earth science area of regional significance the central feature of the conservation area is the two waterfalls within it tiffany falls and washboard falls formed by tiffany creek the area provides a link between the green space corridor along the niagara escarpment through the hamilton urban area and the extensive natural areas of the dundas valley [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] well guys i'm gonna have to wrap this one up and keep it short because there's absolutely nothing i can do here with so many people here so again guys like i've said in all of these videos so far if you want to get here and enjoy them without all the people get here nice and early in the morning or later at night maybe so that'll be the end of this one guys thanks for watching make sure you hit that like button down below drop me a comment share the video if you can and if you're not subscribed guys hit that subscribe button follow my channel for more waterfall adventures abandoned adventures and more stuff like that so thanks for watching guys see you next time peace [Music] you