One of the secrets that only locals know about is the fact that Hamilton is home to over 100 waterfalls hidden in plain sight around the Niagara Escarpment that cuts through tie city.
Hamilton often gets a bad reputation for being a steeltown with imagery of its mounds of coal, fire-lit towers, and billowing smoke but there's more than meets the eye.
Also called Rock Chapel falls, this one is a bit smaller from the others and a little harder to see, this also has the advantage of being lesser known and has a ton of great hiking opportunities.
This is one of the smallest waterfalls on this list but still not-to-be-missed especially if you're planning a trip to Dundas Valley Conservation Area.
Formed by glacial waters during the last ice age, Devil's Punchbowl has a distinctive horseshoe cliff face where the water pummels into the gorge below.
Surrounded by a local neighbourhood and large playground for kids, you probably wouldn't know there's a waterfall by passing by but Felker's Falls is a gem worth exploring.