Kakabeka Falls

Sandberg ( Thunder Bay ) is the largest city in northwest Ontario, located on the shore of Lake Superior, the world's largest freshwater lake. The most worth seeing in Sandberg is the Kakabeka Falls, the second largest waterfall in Ontario. On the way to the waterfall, there is a Fort William Historic Park ( Fort William Historical Park ), It is a North American historical and cultural heritage. It was once the world's largest fur trade station and it is worth a visit. The Terry Fox Monument (Terry Fox National Historic Person Plaque ), the 9-foot-tall bronze statue is based on the local amethyst, located at the eastern entrance of Sandberg. Overlooking Lake Sullivan. The statue was built to commemorate Terry Fox, who started the "Hope Marathon" after losing a leg due to cancer. I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves, please pay attention to me! (919 travel shots released in 49 countries and 660 places on 5 continents) #Locals take you around #Travel happy moments #My free time

It takes half an hour to drive north from Sand Bay to the Kakabeka Falls ( Kakabeka Fals )). Kakabeka Falls becomes Ontario's second largest waterfall at a height of 40 meters and huge water flow, but it is not known to Chinese tourists because of its remote location, which can be said to be "deep hidden". The waterfall viewing platform in the park is in an excellent location. Visitors can take pictures of the waterfall falling from the sky from different angles on the observation deck and the tour trail surrounding the waterfall. Address: Kakabeka Fals Provincial Park ON POT 1WO I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves. Please pay attention to me! (918 travel shots released in 49 countries and 660 places on 5 continents) #Locals take you on tour #Travel happy moments #Happy restart plan