Capturing an aerial picture of Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park, also known as the Niagara of the North, is spectacular as you can see how massive the falls are as the water crashes over the rock ledge, 40 meters down into the pool. The Kaministiquia River has carved its way through these canyon walls for hundreds of years making these falls the second largest in the world next to Niagara Falls.
For those who cannot afford to soar above the Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario, there are jutting platforms and trails along the river banks where you view them. The Kakabeka Falls are open to the public all year round, but the best time to see the water cascading at full force is during the spring when the snow is melting. ... continue below the picture...
Aerial view of the Kaministiquia River and Kakabeka Falls at the Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park, near Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.