Cheltenham Badlands, Ontario

rhommel

Cheltenham Badlands, Ontario



The Cheltenham Badlands is one of the best examples of badland topography in Ontario, making it an Area of Natural and Scientific Interest. Around the turn of the century, land clearing and livestock grazing caused the erosion of the underlying red shale, leaving a network of exposed trenched gullies on the lower slopes of the Niagara Escarpment. The resulting unique topography has gained considerable public interest, attracting thousands of international and local visitors annually, including high school and university students studying geology and erosion.

ian408

That's pretty cool. Do you have any more? Where abouts is the place relative to say Scarborough?

Thanks!

MrTwister

Looks like other planet :-)

rhommel

ian408 wrote:

That's pretty cool. Do you have any more? Where abouts is the place relative to say Scarborough?

Thanks!

i have more pictures from the badlands... will upload it when i get home tonight

i'd say about 100km northwest of scarborough... it's north of brampton

rhommel

it's a pretty cool place.. it's a good place for engagement photos as well.. lol
i know... weird!

MrTwister wrote:

Looks like other planet :-)

rhommel

Here are some more photos:

ian408

rhommel wrote:

i'd say about 100km northwest of scarborough... it's north of brampton

Thanks!