Inglis Falls Conservation Area

Worth visiting as it is like 100 meters from the main road. Beautiful cascading falls and lush greenery around.
Be very careful especially with kids. Also be very careful when taking pics and selfies with the falls behind you. The rocks in the viewing area around the falls can get very slippery when wet. Also, a lot of leafy growth seems to hide the edges of the rocks and the cliff. The drop is very steep and deep and scary. There is no fence nor protection along the cliff and rock edges.

Beautiful Waterfall and trail which is easily accessible from the parking lot.

Great little lookout spot for kids and family unless you take a hike from Harrison park.

They charge ten dollars for parking where you hardly spend couple of hours. Washrooms are available but in awful condition, try to avoid at this spot.

Parking at Harrison park is free and taking a hike is far better than just a lookout point.

Absolutely mesmerizing falls. The sheer volume of water and the roaring sound made the scene menacing. Yet, despite this, the greenery around made this a very serene place.

With good signage the trail from Harrison Park to Inglis Falls is a good workout. About 4 kms in length, certain areas were steep. A gr8 workout for the body.

Definitely worth visiting as a family picnic area

This is a must see for those coming to Owen Sound. Located about 10 minutes from the west side of town. The access is through a no contact parking system. The fee is $10 at the time of our visit. The paths around the observation areas are well worn but easily managed. This would not be accessible to a person in a wheelchair.

The falls are magnificent. Beautiful and powerful.

Very nice trail that can get busy during peak hours. There are nice views of the falls where you can take a bunch of nice photos. The trail can be challenging depending on which route you take. There are a lot of up and down hills so make sure your legs can handle that kind of hike. There is a flatter trail you can take as a detour though. Along the way is a nice stream you can go into. You can walk to Harrison park ~3.5km from here.