Tangle Falls

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Tangle Falls
Coordinates 52°16′04″N117°17′08″W / 52.26766°N 117.28550°W / 52.26766; -117.28550
Type Tiered Plunges
Number of drops4
Average width5 meters

Tangle Falls is a multi-tiered waterfall located in Jasper National Park along Icefields Parkway. It has 4 drops, and is 48 meters tall. Tangle Falls is 30 meters at its widest. [1]

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References

  1. "Tangle Falls, Alberta, Canada - World Waterfall Database". World Waterfall Database. Retrieved 2021-03-09.