Being able to say your picture has been printed on a piece of money is a pretty big deal. Just ask the Queen, she's on all of it. But if you can't be printed on a bill, the next best thing is for people to think that you have, like Quebec's "$5 Waterfall" in Mauricie. The waterfall is actually the Fall of Nine, one of 17 waterfalls of the Batiscan River. This particular waterfall is found in the mid-Batiscanie portion of the river. Editor's Choice: This Quebecer's Soul Almost Left His Body Watching A Seattle Chef Make Poutine (VIDEO) You can find it in Parc des Chutes de Monauban in La Mauricie. The trail that crosses the Park is part of the Sentier Montauban, which is a 17 km segment of the National Trail. It then runs five kilometres further to Mont Otis, boasting the most spectacular viewpoints of La Mauricie. It got its quirky name from the fact that people thought that it was the waterfall printed on the $5 note back in 1954. It was actually the Otter Falls in Yukon, but the legacy of the $5 Falls continues. This isn't a waterfall that you can swim in, but you definitely can admire them from the drawbridge. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pat Larouche (@pat_larouche17) on May 2, 2020 at 4:06pm PDT Other waterfalls in the park are perfect for swimming. However, the river, itself, runs over 20 kilometres and makes for a great place for white water rafting. View this post on Instagram Appreฬcier les week-ends pour se ressourcer dans mon eฬleฬment, la nature. ๐พ . . #mauricie #hikemore #girlthathikes #summer2020 A post shared by Marianik ๐ญ (@marianik.hamelin) on Jul 5, 2020 at 7:07pm PDT And it's also a great peek into the river and the park that surrounds it. The waterfall is just upstream of the small village of Notre-Dame-des-Anges home, which is a charming little town to explore after a long day of hiking and exploring. www.notredamedemontauban.com Even though it may not be the waterfall that was printed on the $5 bill, it still holds a special place in Quebec's heart. The price of coffees on the way to the falls: $5. View this post on Instagram High on life till the day we die! A post shared by Irene (@irenenature) on Dec 5, 2018 at 11:10am PST The price of seeing one of the province's most incredible waterfalls: priceless. $5 Waterfall Address: Parc des Chutes de Montauban, 100-190 Route du Moulin, Notre-Dame-de-Montauban, QC Why You Need To Go: To see this incredible waterfall with an awesome story! View this post on Instagram Isolement.. รa va ben aller๐ . . . #cavabienaller #covid_19 #coronavirus #quebecoise #quebec๐จ๐ฆ #๐ค๐ป#๐ #๐ #marche #randoensolo #isolement #nature #naturephotography #naturephoto #photo #yolo #becareful #think #youarenotalone #love #peace #prendreletemps #retourausource A post shared by ๐ต๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐, ๐๐๐ ๐ ๐๐ ๐ธ๐๐๐๐๐ โพ๏ธ (@practice.what_you.preach) on Mar 25, 2020 at 6:22am PDT Website
