Cochrane Road (Hamilton, Ontario)  Cochrane Road is a two-way Lower City collector road in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It starts off at the "Queenston Traffic Circle" and travels South between the "Bartonville" and "Glenview" neighbourhoods right through to the "Rosedale" neighbourhood where it ends at "Greenhill Avenue" in front of "Rosedale Park". From this point onwards the road is now known as "Whitehouse Road" and weaves its way through "King's Forest Golf Course" and "King's Forest Park". Albion Falls, a classical/cascade waterfall, and one of Hamilton's 100+ waterfalls, can be found here at the back-end of "King's Forest Park". A nearby parking lot was removed when the construction of the nearby Red Hill Valley Parkway started. A parking lot at "Mountain Brow Road" above the falls for 50+ cars is still available for visitors. Up to the early 1900s a small vibrant village called "Albion Mills" was found here. The rocks from Albion Falls area were used to construct the "Rock Garden" at the Royal Botanical Gardens. Another waterfall can be found nearby, northwest of Albion Falls called, Buttermilk Falls. Not too far off and just East of the newly built "Red Hill Valley Parkway" at the "Glendale Golf & Country Club" is another waterfall called, Glendale Falls on Mount Albion Road. "King's Forest Golf Club" was established in 1974 and is run by the city of Hamilton. The "Red Hill Creek" and many fair-sized ponds come into play. Credited as being one of the very best municipally owned courses in Canada. Note: Listing of Landmarks from North to South. "Note: Listing of neighbourhoods from North to South"   Note: Listing of streets from North to South. Note: Listing of streets from West to East.