Rockway Conservation Area

Very nice trail, well trafficked and clean. Stones on the incline to prevent slipping. When ur at the fork turn right for waterfall. We went left and did not find it. Oops we will be back!

These magnificent falls though quite a hike to reach were well worth the hike! They were beautiful to see and I look forward to seeing them again after the parking lot is complete

Although closed for renovations at the moment, Rockway is the best hiking spot in Niagara.

Less variety of trails than Short Hills, which is just down the street, but it’s considerably less busy.

Gorgeous view of falls at the bottom during the spring months but a great spot during all seasons!

Starts as a 4 foot wide trail clear cut after 15 minutes in, it narrows to 9inches with over growth.

Given the increase of ticks in Ontario I turned back

Beautiful place to go hiking we walked for about an hour and a half. It has just rained so some places were muddy and slippery so we stayed on the safe trails. Will hike there again. I found it to be less busy than short hills.

The old building has been torn down. The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority now owns this property!

My go to place for hiking. I go every year on New Year's Day for my annual New Year's Day hike.

During the wet seasons, it flows like a river. Great for many Hiking opportunities with many landmarks surrounding the region.
Enter at your own risk though, it's beautiful but very dangerous.

December 2021. I remember it was muddy that time but the experience was definitely breathtaking. The views were spectacular and it’s a great place for a hike. If my memory serves me right, the place has free parking:)

Feel like we for sure left a lot of meat on the bones with this place. All we really did was park right off Pelham Rd and over look the falls from the bridge that goes over top of it right there by the conservation area. For sure would have liked to go a little further in and see the other falls or even the bottom of this one at least but still was a nice quick stop with its own unique characteristics. If I'm back in the area I will be sure to better time my visit here so I can really check the place out.

Nice easy/moderate hike to the base of the waterfall. It was not busy at all. We had the place to ourselves.

Beautiful quiet walk through the conservation area and part of Bruce Trail. It is rocky and steep in some areas and as we went in winter it was slippery in spots especially near the water edges so make sure to have proper footwear. Lower falls were lovely with ice forming on edges and long icicles had formed off the escarpment. We weren't able to get to the upper falls from below due to icy conditions but still beautiful to view from Rockway Community Centre parking lot up top which is where we parked to access trails. There is a small wooden bridge that crosses the creek. There were no facilities available.

Amazing hike with scenic views of waterfalls! Recommend coming before 12 as it gets quite crowded. Highly recommend!

Nice trail, was firm underfoot today (January 2023) with the low temperatures overnight, otherwise be prepared for a little mud. Uneven, hilly with roots, rocks, small fallen trees near end of trail. Rushing water over rocks and under a bridge made for nice picture. Blue markings on trail as side trail merges onto white marked Bruce Trail. Signage at parking lot is helpful.

Was muddy on trail, a bit slippery. But beautiful waterfalls, able to get down right by the falls and walk along gorge by 15 Mile Creek. Was amazing to see and hear the water rushing.

Absolutely breathtaking, so long as you don't mind some climbing.beyond beautiful and worth the hike.

I went on a hike with my mom and best friend it was so fun jumping across the rocks and spending time together