List of waterfalls in British Columbia

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The following list of waterfalls of British Columbia include all waterfalls of superlative significance.

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Tallest waterfalls

By overall height

As of 2020, there are 36 confirmed waterfalls with an overall height of at least 300 m (980 ft). [1]

WaterfallImageHeightLocationCoordinates
mft
James Bruce Falls James Bruce Waterfall (6444796789).jpg 8402,760 Princess Louisa Marine Provincial Park 50°13′08″N123°46′57″W / 50.2189°N 123.7825°W / 50.2189; -123.7825 (James Bruce Falls)
Madden Falls Madden falls.jpg 5791,900 Tantalus Provincial Park 49°53′20″N123°19′01″W / 49.8889°N 123.3170°W / 49.8889; -123.3170 (Madden Falls)
Swiftcurrent Falls 5371,762 Mount Robson Provincial Park 53°07′49″N119°19′03″W / 53.1304°N 119.3176°W / 53.1304; -119.3176 (Swiftcurrent Falls)
Kingcome Valley Falls 5201,710 Regional District of Mount Waddington 51°16′10″N126°12′46″W / 51.2695°N 126.2128°W / 51.2695; -126.2128 (Kingcome Valley Falls)
Francis Falls 5181,699 qathet Regional District 50°39′33″N124°11′47″W / 50.6591°N 124.1965°W / 50.6591; -124.1965 (Francis Falls)
Storey Peak Falls 4801,570 Squamish-Lillooet Regional District 50°00′17″N123°21′53″W / 50.0047°N 123.3648°W / 50.0047; -123.3648 (Storey Peak Falls)
Cerberus Falls 4751,558 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 51°53′39″N117°04′19″W / 51.8941°N 117.0720°W / 51.8941; -117.0720 (Cerberus Falls)
Kiwi Falls 4751,558 Schoen Lake Provincial Park 50°09′18″N126°12′44″W / 50.1549°N 126.2122°W / 50.1549; -126.2122 (Kiwi Falls)
Bush Mountain Falls 4661,529 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 51°49′22″N117°08′01″W / 51.8228°N 117.1335°W / 51.8228; -117.1335 (Bush Mountain Falls)
Unnamed waterfall4601,510 Regional District of Mount Waddington 51°17′56″N125°44′16″W / 51.2989°N 125.7378°W / 51.2989; -125.7378 ("Unnamed")
Bedard Falls 4571,499 Squamish-Lillooet Regional District 49°58′53″N123°20′49″W / 49.9815°N 123.3469°W / 49.9815; -123.3469 (Bedard Falls)
Unnamed waterfall4571,499 qathet Regional District 50°18′45″N123°56′09″W / 50.3124°N 123.9357°W / 50.3124; -123.9357 ("Unnamed")
Harmony Falls 4441,457 qathet Regional District 49°51′23″N123°59′55″W / 49.8565°N 123.9985°W / 49.8565; -123.9985 (Harmony Falls)
Michael Falls 4421,450 Yoho National Park 51°28′25″N116°31′07″W / 51.4736°N 116.5186°W / 51.4736; -116.5186 (Michael Falls)
Della Falls Della Falls 3.jpg 4401,440 Strathcona Provincial Park 49°27′16″N125°32′11″W / 49.4544°N 125.5363°W / 49.4544; -125.5363 (Della Falls)
South Phillips Glacier Falls 4271,401 Mount Robson Provincial Park 53°07′24″N119°13′23″W / 53.1232°N 119.2230°W / 53.1232; -119.2230 (South Phillips Glacier Falls)
Bishop Falls 4101,350 Taku River/T'aḵú Téiú' Conservancy 58°40′31″N133°27′12″W / 58.6753°N 133.4534°W / 58.6753; -133.4534 (Bishop Falls)
Potamoi Falls 3991,309 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 51°52′43″N117°04′12″W / 51.8787°N 117.0700°W / 51.8787; -117.0700 (Potamoi Falls)
Hugh Neave Falls 3961,299 Wells Gray Provincial Park 52°31′05″N120°09′38″W / 52.5181°N 120.1606°W / 52.5181; -120.1606 (Hugh Neave Falls)
Qanadalais Falls 3961,299 Kitlope Heritage Conservancy 53°03′40″N127°31′24″W / 53.0610°N 127.5232°W / 53.0610; -127.5232 (Qanadalais Falls)
Pétain Falls 3751,230 Elk Lakes Provincial Park 50°32′20″N115°08′57″W / 50.5389°N 115.1491°W / 50.5389; -115.1491 (Pétain Falls)
Slollicum Creek Falls 3661,201 Fraser Valley Regional District 49°24′00″N121°44′27″W / 49.3999°N 121.7407°W / 49.3999; -121.7407 (Slollicum Creek Falls)
Flood Falls 3661,201 Fraser Valley Regional District 49°21′18″N121°31′16″W / 49.3550°N 121.5212°W / 49.3550; -121.5212 (Flood Falls)
Rostrum Falls 3661,201 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 51°50′14″N117°08′19″W / 51.8373°N 117.1385°W / 51.8373; -117.1385 (Rostrum Falls)
Cinnamon Peak Falls Falls across river from the Berg Lake Trail - panoramio.jpg 3661,201 Mount Robson Provincial Park 53°05′09″N119°13′13″W / 53.0857°N 119.2204°W / 53.0857; -119.2204 (Cinnamon Peak Falls)
Lyalli Lake Falls 3651,198 St. Mary's Alpine Provincial Park 49°54′06″N116°19′57″W / 49.9016°N 116.3324°W / 49.9016; -116.3324 (Lyalli Lake Falls)
Helmet Falls Helmet Falls - Kootenay National Park.jpg 3521,155 Kootenay National Park 51°11′13″N116°19′23″W / 51.1869°N 116.3231°W / 51.1869; -116.3231 (Helmet Falls)
Mallory Glacier Falls 3501,150 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 52°18′14″N117°57′42″W / 52.3038°N 117.9618°W / 52.3038; -117.9618 (Mallory Glacier Falls)
Illecillewaet Glacier Falls 3201,050 Glacier National Park 51°14′45″N117°27′12″W / 51.2459°N 117.4533°W / 51.2459; -117.4533 (Illecillewaet Glacier Falls)
Angel's Staircase Falls Angels Staircase fall IMG 4833.JPG 3051,001 Yoho National Park 51°31′06″N116°29′10″W / 51.5184°N 116.4860°W / 51.5184; -116.4860 (Angel's Staircase Falls)
Blowing Box Falls 3051,001 Upper Rogers Kólii7 Conservancy 50°05′38″N122°15′56″W / 50.0939°N 122.2655°W / 50.0939; -122.2655 (Blowing Box Falls)
Miliget Creek Falls 3051,001 Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine 54°36′34″N127°51′26″W / 54.6094°N 127.8573°W / 54.6094; -127.8573 (Miliget Creek Falls)
Mount Moe Falls 3051,001 Squamish-Lillooet Regional District 50°11′23″N122°51′13″W / 50.1897°N 122.8537°W / 50.1897; -122.8537 (Mount Moe Falls)
North Phillips Glacier Falls 3051,001 Mount Robson Provincial Park 53°08′03″N119°13′21″W / 53.1342°N 119.2225°W / 53.1342; -119.2225 (North Phillips Glacier Falls)
Takakkaw Falls Takakkaw Falls.jpg 302991 Yoho National Park 51°30′00″N116°28′23″W / 51.5001°N 116.4730°W / 51.5001; -116.4730 (Takakkaw Falls)
Wedgemount Creek Falls 300980 Garibaldi Provincial Park 50°09′48″N122°49′48″W / 50.1633°N 122.8300°W / 50.1633; -122.8300 (Wedgemount Creek Falls)

By tallest single drop

As of 2020, there are 26 confirmed waterfalls have a single unbroken drop with a height of at least 100 m (330 ft). [2]

WaterfallImageHeightLocationCoordinates
mft
Cerberus Falls 4751,558 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 51°53′39″N117°04′19″W / 51.8941°N 117.0720°W / 51.8941; -117.0720 (Cerberus Falls)
Odegaard Falls 271889 Central Coast Regional District 52°14′29″N126°17′33″W / 52.2415°N 126.2924°W / 52.2415; -126.2924 (Odegaard Falls)
Hunlen Falls Hunlen Falls Tweedsmuir.jpg 260850 Tweedsmuir South Provincial Park 52°16′36″N125°46′21″W / 52.2768°N 125.7724°W / 52.2768; -125.7724 (Hunlen Falls)
Takakkaw Falls Takakkaw Falls.jpg 260850 Yoho National Park 51°30′00″N116°28′23″W / 51.5001°N 116.4730°W / 51.5001; -116.4730 (Takakkaw Falls)
Hamill Creek Falls 255837 Purcell Wilderness Conservancy Provincial Park 50°14′24″N116°35′06″W / 50.2401°N 116.5851°W / 50.2401; -116.5851 (Hamill Creek Falls)
Francis Falls 244801 qathet Regional District 50°39′33″N124°11′47″W / 50.6591°N 124.1965°W / 50.6591; -124.1965 (Francis Falls)
South Phillips Glacier Falls 244801 Mount Robson Provincial Park 53°07′24″N119°13′23″W / 53.1232°N 119.2230°W / 53.1232; -119.2230 (South Phillips Glacier Falls)
Middle Cummins Falls 220720 Cummins Lakes Provincial Park 52°10′00″N117°59′25″W / 52.1667°N 117.9904°W / 52.1667; -117.9904 (Middle Cummins Falls)
Michael Falls 158518 Yoho National Park 51°28′25″N116°31′07″W / 51.4736°N 116.5186°W / 51.4736; -116.5186 (Michael Falls)
Madden Falls Madden falls.jpg 152499 Tantalus Provincial Park 49°53′20″N123°19′01″W / 49.8889°N 123.3170°W / 49.8889; -123.3170 (Madden Falls)
Cummins Falls 143469 Cummins Lakes Provincial Park 52°09′50″N118°00′30″W / 52.1639°N 118.0084°W / 52.1639; -118.0084 (Cummins Falls)
Helmcken Falls Wells Gray.jpg 141463 Wells Gray Provincial Park 51°57′14″N120°10′40″W / 51.9538°N 120.1779°W / 51.9538; -120.1779 (Helmcken Falls)
Omega Mountain Falls 137449 Tantalus Provincial Park 49°46′31″N123°12′27″W / 49.7752°N 123.2074°W / 49.7752; -123.2074 (Omega Mountain Falls)
Shannon Falls Shannon falls pano.jpg 134440 Shannon Falls Provincial Park 49°40′08″N123°09′18″W / 49.6689°N 123.1549°W / 49.6689; -123.1549 (Shannon Falls)
Harmony Falls 122400 Sunshine Coast Regional District 49°51′23″N123°59′55″W / 49.8565°N 123.9985°W / 49.8565; -123.9985 (Harmony Falls)
Hermit Falls 122400 Glacier National Park 51°19′44″N117°31′06″W / 51.3288°N 117.5182°W / 51.3288; -117.5182 (Hermit Falls)
Silvertip Falls 122400 Wells Gray Provincial Park 51°45′46″N119°55′09″W / 51.7627°N 119.9192°W / 51.7627; -119.9192 (Silvertip Falls)
Snag Canyon Falls 122400 Squamish-Lillooet Regional District 50°10′52″N123°30′07″W / 50.1812°N 123.5020°W / 50.1812; -123.5020 (Snag Canyon Falls)
Twin Falls Twin Falls - Flickr - Graham Grinner Lewis.jpg 122400 Yoho National Park 51°32′36″N116°32′19″W / 51.5434°N 116.5386°W / 51.5434; -116.5386 (Twin Falls)
High Falls 115377 Squamish-Lillooet Regional District 49°56′39″N123°17′45″W / 49.9443°N 123.2958°W / 49.9443; -123.2958 (High Falls)
Pétain Falls 114374 Elk Lakes Provincial Park 50°32′20″N115°08′57″W / 50.5389°N 115.1491°W / 50.5389; -115.1491 (Pétain Falls)
Naiad Falls 111364 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 51°52′52″N117°04′32″W / 51.8812°N 117.0755°W / 51.8812; -117.0755 (Naiad Falls)
Bedard Falls 107351 Squamish-Lillooet Regional District 49°58′53″N123°20′49″W / 49.9815°N 123.3469°W / 49.9815; -123.3469 (Bedard Falls)
Mystery Falls 101331 Garibaldi Provincial Park 50°13′01″N122°50′11″W / 50.2169°N 122.8364°W / 50.2169; -122.8364 (Mystery Falls)
Phantom Falls 101331 Sunshine Coast Regional District 49°50′44″N123°28′50″W / 49.8456°N 123.4805°W / 49.8456; -123.4805 (Phantom Falls)
Potamoi Falls 100330 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District 51°52′43″N117°04′12″W / 51.8787°N 117.0699°W / 51.8787; -117.0699 (Potamoi Falls)

Waterfalls by average flow rate

As of 2020, there are 10 confirmed waterfalls with an average flow rate or discharge of at least 50 m3/s (1,800 cu ft/s). [3]

WaterfallImageDischargeLocationCoordinates
m3/sft3/s
Rearguard Falls 2019-06 Rearguard Falls (02).jpg 1716,000 Rearguard Falls Provincial Park 52°58′24″N119°21′51″W / 52.97333°N 119.3641°W / 52.97333; -119.3641 (Rearguard Falls)
Baileys Chute BaileysCgute.JPG 1224,300 Wells Gray Provincial Park 52°04′19″N120°11′33″W / 52.07204°N 120.19255°W / 52.07204; -120.19255 (Baileys Chute)
Marcus Falls 1224,300 Wells Gray Provincial Park 52°04′28″N120°12′00″W / 52.0744°N 120.1999°W / 52.0744; -120.1999 (Marcus Falls)
Osprey Falls Clearwater River Wells Gray Park.jpg 1134,000 Wells Gray Provincial Park 52°08′24″N120°11′36″W / 52.1400°N 120.1933°W / 52.1400; -120.1933 (Osprey Falls)
Dawson Falls Dawson Falls.jpg 1073,800 Wells Gray Provincial Park 51°57′55″N120°07′25″W / 51.9654°N 120.1235°W / 51.9654; -120.1235 (Dawson Falls)
Helmcken Falls Helmcken Falls Soft (189128621).jpeg 1073,800 Wells Gray Provincial Park 51°57′14″N120°10′40″W / 51.9538°N 120.1779°W / 51.9538; -120.1779 (Helmcken Falls)
The Mushbowl Clearwater River - Wells Gray National Park - BC - Canada - 01.jpg 1073,800 Wells Gray Provincial Park 51°57′51″N120°07′48″W / 51.9643°N 120.1301°W / 51.9643; -120.1301 (The Mushbowl)
Wapta Falls Wapta Falls 2008.JPG 963,400 Yoho National Park 51°11′14″N116°34′31″W / 51.1871°N 116.5752°W / 51.1871; -116.5752 (Wapta Falls)
Overlander Falls Overlander Falls Fraser River.jpg 792,800 Mount Robson Provincial Park 53°01′51″N119°12′16″W / 53.0308°N 119.2044°W / 53.0308; -119.2044 (Overlander Falls)
Nairn Falls Autumn in Nairn Falls.jpg 572,000 Nairn Falls Provincial Park 50°17′23″N122°50′02″W / 50.2897°N 122.8338°W / 50.2897; -122.8338 (Nairn Falls)

Other noteworthy waterfalls

WaterfallImageHeightWidth Type CoordinatesRef
Alexander Falls AndrewEnns in P7090037.JPG 53 m (174 ft)20 m (66 ft)Tiered Plunges 50°08′08″N123°07′42″W / 50.1355°N 123.1283°W / 50.1355; -123.1283 (Alexander Falls) [4]
Alfred Creek Falls 61 m (200 ft)Steep Cascade 50°11′55″N124°07′02″W / 50.1987°N 124.1171°W / 50.1987; -124.1171 (Alfred Creek Falls) [5]
Ashlu Falls Ashlu Falls.jpg 11 m (36 ft)Tiered 49°56′02″N123°21′32″W / 49.9339°N 123.3589°W / 49.9339; -123.3589 (Ashlu Falls) [6]
Basalt Falls 3.7 m (12 ft) 52°48′N125°33′W / 52.800°N 125.550°W / 52.800; -125.550 (Basalt Falls) [7]
Bergeron Falls 99 m (325 ft)9 m (30 ft)Horsetail [8]
Blaeberry Falls
(Thompson Falls)
51°31′N116°57′W / 51.517°N 116.950°W / 51.517; -116.950 (Blaeberry Falls) [9] [10]
Brandywine Falls BrandywineFalls 1200W.jpg 70 m (230 ft)Plunge 50°02′07″N123°07′07″W / 50.03528°N 123.11861°W / 50.03528; -123.11861 (Brandywine Falls) [11]
Bridal Veil Falls Bridal Falls.jpg 122 m (400 ft)23 m (75 ft) 49°11′N121°44′W / 49.183°N 121.733°W / 49.183; -121.733 (Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park) [12] [13]
Canim Falls Canim falls.jpg 18 m (59 ft) 51°52′00″N120°35′35″W / 51.86667°N 120.59306°W / 51.86667; -120.59306 (Canim Falls) [14]
Cascade Falls 12.2 m (40 ft)Tiered cascade 57°28′25″N130°15′48″W / 57.47365°N 130.2634°W / 57.47365; -130.2634 (Cascade Falls (Iskut River)) [15] [16]
Cascade Falls 49°01′03″N118°13′11″W / 49.0175°N 118.2197°W / 49.0175; -118.2197 (Cascade Falls (Kettle River)) [17]
Chatterbox Falls Chatterbox Falls.jpg 37 m (121 ft)Fan 50°12′20″N123°46′14″W / 50.20556°N 123.77056°W / 50.20556; -123.77056 (Chatterbox Falls) [18]
Cliff Lake Falls 215 m (705 ft)23 m (75 ft)Horsetail [19]
Crooked Falls 198 m (650 ft)15 m (49 ft)Tiered [20]
Englishman River Falls Englishmen-river-falls2.jpg 24 m (79 ft) 49°14′51″N124°21′7″W / 49.24750°N 124.35194°W / 49.24750; -124.35194 (Englishman River Falls) [21]
Gold Creek Falls [lower-alpha 1] 610 m (2,000 ft)Tiered Horsetails 49°47′22″N121°55′36″W / 49.7895°N 121.9266°W / 49.7895; -121.9266 (Gold Creek Falls (Unconfirmed)) [22]
Keyhole Falls Keyhole Falls.jpg 23 m (75 ft)Punchbowl 50°40′34″N123°28′18″W / 50.67611°N 123.47167°W / 50.67611; -123.47167 (Keyhole Falls) [23]
Kinuseo Falls Kinuseo Falls 1.JPG 54°47′02″N121°11′29″W / 54.7838109°N 121.191509°W / 54.7838109; -121.191509 (Kinuseo Falls) [24]
Moresby Falls [lower-alpha 2] 420 m (1,380 ft)Tiered 53°00′44″N132°06′07″W / 53.0123°N 132.1020°W / 53.0123; -132.1020 (Moresby Falls (Unconfirmed)) [25]
Nymph Falls Nymph Falls.jpg 15 m (49 ft)46 m (151 ft)Cascade 49°40′14″N125°4′38″W / 49.67056°N 125.07722°W / 49.67056; -125.07722 (Nymph Falls) [26]
Peach Creek Falls 183 m (600 ft)Tiered [27]
Place Creek Falls 122 m (400 ft)24 m (79 ft)Tiered 50°27′48″N122°38′12″W / 50.4632°N 122.6367°W / 50.4632; -122.6367 (Place Creek Falls) [28]
Pyramid Falls Pyramid Falls, British Columbia.jpg 91 m (299 ft)Tiered [29]
Smith River Falls 35 m (115 ft)10 m (33 ft)Tiered 59°34′10″N126°27′36″W / 59.5695°N 126.4599°W / 59.5695; -126.4599 (Smith River Falls) [30] [31]
Snowshoe Creek Falls 240 m (790 ft)Horsetail [32]
Spahats Creek Falls Spahats Falls.jpg 73 m (240 ft)7.5 m (25 ft)Plunge 51°44′00″N120°01′00″W / 51.73333°N 120.01667°W / 51.73333; -120.01667 (Spahats Falls) [33] [34]
Thunder Falls
Rockingham Falls
Rainbow Falls
183 m (600 ft)Cascade [35]
Upper Little Qualicum Falls Little Qualicum Falls2.jpg 49°19′00″N124°33′00″W / 49.316667°N 124.55°W / 49.316667; -124.55 (Upper Little Qualicum Falls) [36]
Whispering Falls 152 m (499 ft)15 m (49 ft)Tiered [37]
  1. Unconfirmed
  2. Unconfirmed

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