Located a short distance from the entrance of Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park, Kakabeka Falls plunges 131 feet over sheer cliffs and is part of the Kaministiquia River. The gorge in which the falls cascade over host some of the oldest fossils in existence. The area was used centuries ago by Voyaguers, in which they used the Kaministiquia River as a major route into the northwest.

The Boardwalk trail, which is accessible from the main parking lot within the park, gives way to stunning views of the falls from various points around the falls. The trail is very short (.5 mile) and provides viewing platforms on both sides of the falls.

There are several other hiking trails within the park to explore as well. The Mountain Portage Trail retraces part of the Voyaguers historic portage around Kakabeka Falls and provides wonderful views of the gorge, river and the falls. Just beyond the Mountain Portage Trail, take the Little Falls Trail to view Little Falls, or wander through the towering aspen forest on the Popular Point Trail.

If you wish to stay a day or two, the park also provides three campgrounds excellent for tenting and RV's. The small town of Kakabeka Falls is within minutes of the park, as well as Thunder Bay being only 20 miles away.