Chutes Provincial Park

Chutes Provincial Park in Ontario, near Massey, spans both sides of the River aux Sables along a three-kilometre stretch known for its waterfall and the Seven Sisters Rapids upstream. Its name comes from the logging era, when a chute carried logs around the falls. Today the river corridor is protected for recreation and scenery, including a six-kilometre hiking trail with views over the falls and gorge. The park includes a development zone on the river’s west side and a natural environment zone to the north and east, with wetlands, rock lands, floodplains, terraces, and varied pine and mixed forests.

Ontario · Canada