Cerberus Falls

Cerberus Falls is a tiered, segmented horsetail waterfall at the head of Icefall Canyon in British Columbia's Continental Ranges, formed where Icefall Brook emerges from the Southwest Lyell Glaciers and pours over a glacially scoured trough. With a total height of 475 metres, it is tied as Canada's eighth tallest confirmed waterfall and is noted as the country's tallest by single drop, ranking 26th worldwide by that measure. Its form changes with seasonal melt and water flow, separating into two to four segments. In high water, the streams follow distinct paths, including stepped, long horsetail, and slot-canyon descents.

British Columbia · Canada