Nairn Falls Provincial Park

Nairn Falls Provincial Park is a 170-hectare protected area in British Columbia established in 1966 to protect Nairn Falls and improve public access after Highway 99 opened. Located south of Pemberton and north of Whistler, it centers on a tiered waterfall on the Green River, where a narrow canyon compresses the river before it enters the Pemberton Valley and approaches the Lillooet River near Lillooet Lake. Known in the Lillooet language as Skweskwistqw7am, the park includes a forested campground with 94 vehicle-accessible sites and remains a popular stop in the Sea-to-Sky region for its dramatic gorge, waterfall, and convenient access.

British Columbia · Canada