A scenic 15-foot waterfall flanked by a tall cliff, Ontario Falls is the second of four significant waterfalls found along Canada Creek downstream from Woody Lake. Ontario Falls lies just 250 feet above the brink of Canada Creek Falls, but unlike Canada Creek Falls, this waterfall is fully within the National Forest. A small but deep swimming hole lies at its base. Ontario Falls can be accessed via a 1-mile hike along narrow, unmarked paths from the end of Canada Creek Road (FR 435) farther upstream. 

For detailed directions, see page 115 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.