Laverty Falls
A wide waterfall at the end of a forest trail, with a deep pool below that is a popular swimming spot in summer. The round trip is about 5 km.
Laverty Falls lies in the inland part of Fundy National Park. From the Laverty Trail trailhead, the round trip is about 5 km. The path passes through Acadian mixed forest before reaching a wide waterfall with a modest drop. The cool pool beneath it is where people often swim in summer. The trail is of moderate difficulty and takes about 1.5 to 2 hours round trip. It can be combined with the longer 'Three Waterfalls' route (Dickson Falls, Laverty Falls, and Third Vault Falls) for a full day of hiking.
Opening hours
Open all day (mainly summer)
Nearby sights
- Third Vault Falls
- Dickson Falls
- Fundy National Park
- Alma Wharf & Village
- Herring Cove
- Point Wolfe Covered Bridge
- Cape Enrage
- Walton Glen Gorge