Photo & Video Gallery

View Report Photos
Take a look at the photo's from Buck, M.J., S.R.H. Worthington and D.C. Ford. 2003. Earth Science Inventory and Evaluation of the Eramosa Karst Area of Natural and Scientific Interest. to gain a better understanding of the unique features of the caves and karsts, water flows and more.

View Winter Walk slides
Enjoy a close up view of the surface features as seen on a winter walk in the Eramosa karst and surrounding areas.

Mc Master Outdoors Club - Caving in Eramosa Karst

Wildlife in the Eramosa Karst Ecosystem

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Eramosa Karst-Potruff Cave-Don't Stop the Water!The video below shows the water flow that naturally occurs in just one area of the Eramosa Karst. It is the flow of water over hundreds of years that has created the beautiful cave formations. The feeder streams need to be preserved, if the land is developed this natural area or scientific interest will be compromised.Help us keep the water flowing.

Eramosa Karst Winter Scenes :Tour the beautiful caves and karst features found in the Hamilton escarpment in Stoney Creek. This video shows the karst features and provides some information on why the area is at risk.

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All photos have be provided for educational and awareness purposes on behalf of FOTEK, Commercial use of any Photo is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from Friends of Eramosa Karst. Enjoy the photos here and refer others to view them from our web site.