The Aguasabon Gorge and Falls are located one km west of the Tourist Information Center in Terrace Bay. From Highway 17, follow the signs to a parking lot at the falls. From the parking lot there is a boardwalk out to a viewing platform overlooking the gorge and the spectacular 100 foot falls that are flowing into the gorge from the left.
The river follows fractures in the bedrock, which are approximately 2.6 billion years old, and the exposed rock located on the face of the Gorge is called “granodiorite.”
The Aguasabon Gorge features a large turn-around parking lot, picnic tables and washrooms. The Gorge boardwalk is wheelchair accessible and serves as an entrance to the 52 km Casques Isles Hiking Trail.
