Along the shores of Lake Ontario, there is a 15-kilometre stretch of natural cliffs, named Scarborough Bluffs in 1793 AD, for its resemblance to limestone cliffs in North Yorkshire, England. Known for its unique geographic features, the Bluffs are created by the natural processes of erosion caused by wind and water from the lake, and rise 90 meters above the coast, providing visitors with an amazing view, walking trails, gardens, and recreational amenities!