Madden Falls

Madden Falls is a tiered horsetail waterfall in British Columbia’s Pacific Ranges, where Madden Creek descends from the northeastern flank of Pelion Mountain. At 579 metres, or about 1,900 feet, it is Canada’s second-tallest waterfall. The falls descend in nine steps down an especially steep mountainside, creating a long, broken profile that is clearly visible from across the Squamish Valley. Its longest uninterrupted drop is 152 metres, ranking as the 13th tallest confirmed single-drop section of any waterfall in Canada. These dimensions make Madden Falls notable both for its overall height and for the scale of one of its individual drops.

British Columbia · Canada