Brandywine Falls

Brandywine Falls Provincial Park

A waterfall that drops 70 m over a basalt columnar-jointed cliff. The viewing platform is about a 10-minute walk away.

The falls lie within a provincial park beside Highway 99, about 17 km south of Whistler. A level forest trail leads about 10 minutes on foot to the viewing platform, where you can see the Brandywine River plunging from volcanic lava cliffs into a deep pool, with Daisy Lake and Black Tusk mountain in the distance. The trail crosses part of the Sea-to-Sky Trail and a railway bridge. The park is free and the trail is in good condition, making it a good stop on the way between Whistler and Vancouver.

Opening hours

About sunrise to sunset

Waterfall · Short trail · Provincial park

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