Felkers Falls, Cascade waterfall in Stoney Creek, Hamilton, Canada.

Felkers Falls is a waterfall fed by East Red Hill Creek that drops over the Niagara Escarpment. The water falls approximately 22 meters and creates a flowing stream in the basin below.

Felker's Falls is a 22-metre ribbon waterfall on East Red Hill Creek in Hamilton, Ontario, where the creek drops over the Niagara Escarpment. The falls lie within the Stoney Creek area, east of the city's central mountain brow, and the plunge basin below the crest feeds the continuing creek channel.

Felker's Falls takes its name from the Felker family, early settlers who farmed the land around the gorge. The falls and the surrounding ravine are now part of the Niagara Escarpment park system, and hikers on the Bruce Trail pass the crest on their way along the escarpment edge.

Peter Street Trail leads to observation platforms where the falling water is clearly visible. The path is accessible and offers several vantage points to enjoy the view.

Felker's Falls is a 22-metre ribbon waterfall on East Red Hill Creek, where the creek drops over the Niagara Escarpment in Hamilton. The name honours the Felker family, early settlers who farmed and milled in this part of the former Saltfleet Township before it joined Hamilton.