Ajibikoka Falls, situated in Ottawa National Forest, is an untamed waterfall characterized by a multi-step cascade, descending approximately 35 feet within a 40-foot span. Accessing the falls does not involve a designated trail; instead, an old forest road leads you in the vicinity, but the final hundred yards or so require independent navigation.

Originating from Brush Lake, the falls serve as its outlet, providing a vantage point from the top to observe the lake. The terrain surrounding and below the falls is marshy, with a sizable pool hindering a clear view of the falls’ base. To obtain an unobstructed view, crossing the falls becomes necessary.