Pyramid Creek Falls Provincial Park

Pyramid Creek Falls Provincial Park in British Columbia protects Pyramid Creek Falls on the east side of the North Thompson River between Blue River and Valemount. There, glacier-fed Pyramid Creek drops from a hanging valley in a total descent of about 300 feet in two main falls before passing under railway tracks and entering the river. The lower, larger drop spreads into a pyramid-like shape that gave the falls their name. Although the area is protected as a provincial park, the falls are difficult to reach because they lie across the river from Highway 5, so they are usually seen from afar or from passing Via Rail trains such as The Canadian.

British Columbia · Canada