Nairn Falls Provincial Park Guide
Nairn Falls: Witness the Power of Nature Guide
Discover the raw beauty and thundering power of Nairn Falls at Nairn Falls Provincial Park. Located just south of Pemberton, this park offers a short, easy hike to a spectacular waterfall where the Green River plunges through a narrow canyon. The vibrant turquoise water and the sheer force of the falls create a mesmerizing spectacle. Nairn Falls Provincial Park protects a significant natural area and has been a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts for many years. The falls themselves were formed by glacial activity and the erosive power of the Green River. The park provides a glimpse into the region's geological history and the ongoing forces that shape the landscape. The main attraction at Nairn Falls Provincial Park is, of course, the falls themselves. A well-maintained 1.2 km trail leads from the parking lot to a viewing platform overlooking the falls. The trail is relatively easy, making it accessible for most visitors. In addition to viewing the falls, the park offers opportunities for camping, hiking, and picnicking. The Green River is also a popular spot for fishing.
Transportation
Nairn Falls Provincial Park is located a short drive south of Pemberton on Highway 99. BC Transit route 99 from Whistler to Pemberton stops near the park entrance. Check the BC Transit website for schedules.