Chute Ouiatchouan
Waterfall in Quebec, Canada
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Chute Conroy
Waterfall in Quebec, Canada
Crystal Falls
Waterfall in Algoma District, Ontario, Canada
Saut du Crapaud
Cascade in Quebec, Canada
Chutes Blanches
Waterfall in Quebec, Canada
Cascades Desjardins
Waterfall in Quebec, Canada
Bonnington Falls
Waterfalls in British Columbia, Canada
Pabineau Falls
Waterfall in New Brunswick, Canada
Bridal Veil Falls
Waterfall in Agawa Canyon, Ontario, Canada
Tulabi Falls
Waterfall on the Bird River, Manitoba, Canada
Pisew Falls
Waterfall on the Grass River in Manitoba, Canada
Othikethe Falls
Waterfall in the Northwest Territories, Canada
Talon Chute
Waterfall in Ontario, Canada
Spruce Falls
Waterfall on the Swan River in Saskatchewan, Canada
Skutz Falls
Waterfall in British Columbia, Canada
Monkman Falls
Waterfall in Canada
Meadow Falls
Waterfall in Canada
Majerus Falls
Waterfall in British Columbia, Canada
Mahood Falls
Waterfall on the Canim River in British Columbia, Canada
Helen Falls
Waterfall in Ontario, Canada
Cascadero Falls
Waterfall on the Finlay River in British Columbia, Canada
Cascade Falls
Waterfall on the Iskut River in the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, British Columbia, Canada
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Common questions
Where can I find waterfalls in Canada?
This page lists every one currently known to us, nationally. Narrow it to a province or a city with the filters, or sort by name to browse alphabetically instead of by how well known each one is.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Allow around 45 minutes for a visit. Where a place publishes its own guidance the listing shows that instead, and the estimate is there so a day can be planned around it.
Are any of these free to visit?
Many are. Filter by Free to see only those with no admission charge. Where a source says nothing about admission, the place is not marked free rather than assumed to be.