Located on Vancouver Island, Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park is a sight to behold.
The park is a favourite destination of tourists and locals alike. Boasting colourful wildflowers, towering trees, a picturesque river and a beautiful lake, it draws visitors all year round.
The Triple-Tumbling Waterfall
One of the most striking features in the park is a soaring, triple-tumbling waterfall that feeds into a rocky gorge below. Mountainous peaks frame the magnificent rapids, offering a pristine view of the sublime scenery.
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The journey to the falls isn’t strenuous, and is located very close to the parks entrance. The park itself can be reached by car off of Highway #14, and is situated near the Nanaimo District.
You’ll find it on the side of the stunning Cameron Lake, where many people go for a refreshing dip in the hot summer months.
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In addition to swimming, the lake is used also used for fishing. Due to a wind funnel from the mountains that frame the park, people are able to go sail boarding on the lake.
The waterfall is a noted favourite on social media for its striking beauty. Its striking image can be found on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. People on the island enjoy it while hiking, and tourists from around BC as well as the world come to see it.
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People of all ages enjoy the park’s serene beauty for leisurely hikes. There are various spots throughout the trails to enjoy enchanting views, and the forest is beautiful all year.
There are also little swimming holes found throughout the park that are lovely to dip into or to photograph.
It is the perfect place for a picnic, an Instagram photoshoot, or just a relaxing day with friends.
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