GPS : 45.200183, -64.609286 This waterfall is a single fall easiest to see and visit during low tide along the Bay of Fundy. The fall itself falls straight down at a 90-degree angle onto a basaltic boulder at its base. Even with the low about of volume flowing when I visited, the water falling onto … Continue reading Halls Harbour Waterfall, Halls Harbour, Nova Scotia →

GPS : 44.951414, -64.892601 There are multiple falls within McMaster Mill Historic Park located in Greenwood, Nova Scotia. Small cascaded falls near the beginning of the park fall anywhere from 3-5 feet. Further down the river into the core of the park, the next few falls are bigger. Anywhere from 5-20 feet high. The falls … Continue reading McMaster Mill Falls, Greenwood, Nova Scotia →

GPS : 44.937675, -64.878274 This is a single Fall. The fall is approx 15-20 feet high. It falls at about a 70-degree angle into the pool below. The pool at the base of the fall is very large and is also deep close to the fall. You can gradually walk into the pool from the … Continue reading Crystal Falls, Greenwood, Nova Scotia →

GPS : 45.463032, -64.330439 This is a set of 2 falls. The first fall is approx 35-40 feet high falling almost straight down. I would say it is about an 80-degree fall. The second fall is approx 15-20 feet high just above the first fall, falling straight down at a 90-degree angle. Each fall has … Continue reading Jeffers Brook Falls, Parrsboro, Nova Scotia →

GPS : 45.049924, -64.507318 This is a set of 3 falls pending the season you attend. Falls in this area tend to dry up in late summer. Heading upriver, the first fall is approx 5-10 feet high, the second fall is approx 30-35 feet high. The third fall is approx 5-10 feet high. You can … Continue reading Morse Brook Falls, Kentville, Nova Scotia →