Some of nature’s best waterfalls sit deep in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. The Tumbler Ridge Global Geopark videographer used a drone camera to capture a frozen Babcock Falls – an eight metre high waterfall as well as the snow covered wetlands and trails. The trails pass through sub-alpine meadows making for a flowered path in the summer.
The base of the falls is formed by resistant sandstone and includes fossilized logs. The Above Tumbler Ridge videos on YouTube capture all sorts of beautiful scenes in and around Northeastern British Columbia. 120 meters of boardwalk was added to the trail to Babcock Falls in 2014 by a team of volunteers from the Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society (WNMS).
Written by: Amar Mirchandani @amarmirch
