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On the trail of the harmless rubber snake to a waterfall

Pemberton, CanadaOut and back · 3 km · 1:00 h · 106 m elevation gain

On the trail of the harmless rubber snake to a waterfall
Enges Felsental mit kleinem Wasserfall und türkisfarbenem Becken, moosbedeckte Felsen und Nadelbäume.

In Nairn Falls Provincial Park you can see the waterfall of the same name. It plunges 60 m into the depths.

What you can experience here

The Nairn Falls Trail leads to a 60 m high waterfall in Nairn Falls Provincial Park. Over time the water has eaten so-called potholes into the rocks. A special feature of the park is that it is home to the smallest representative of the boa snake. The rubber snake is thick-bodied, eats small rodents and is harmless to humans. As the snake is nocturnal, it is unlikely that you will encounter it.

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Categories

  • Hiking
  • Waterfall

Where you'll find it

Parkplatz “Nairn Falls Provinzpark” · Nairn Falls Provincial Park, Whistler, Britisch-Kolumbien, Kanada

What else you can do nearby

Photo credits: Destination British Columbia, BReD - Made by Ed, Shutterstock/BC Ale Trail, Shutterstock/Menno Schaefer, Tourism Vancouver Island / Sarah Liao