Shannon Falls Provincial Park

Shannon Falls Provincial Park is a protected provincial park in British Columbia on the Sea to Sky Highway near Squamish, covering 87 hectares on the northeast shore of Howe Sound. Its centerpiece is Shannon Falls, a 335-metre waterfall regarded as the third highest in British Columbia, named for settler William Shannon, who established himself there in 1889 and made bricks locally. The park includes Shannon Creek below the falls and trails extending above them, and it sits beside other major recreation sites. The surrounding area supports hiking, rock climbing, camping, ferry access to Woodfibre, and television and film production.

British Columbia · Canada