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Nymph Falls Nature Park consists of two sets of waterfalls: Nymph Falls - In summer, the raging waters calm and reveal a series of exposed bedrock ledges. Making it a popular attraction to cool off in the summer heat. Nib Falls - Cascading over man-made fish ladders blasted out of the rock in 1977 to assist spawning salmon swimming upstream.
Gordon Pritchard's Photography Nymph Falls, Courtenay, BC
Nymph Falls is a nice place to go for a quick (1 hour or so) walk. We have been lucky and have seen a bald eagle almost every time we have visited. In the fall there are tons of salmon making their way up the river. Also, there are lots of nice big trees and lots of rainforest-like areas, wet moss, ferns and mushrooms.
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The Nymph Falls Nature Park is a beautiful nature park located in British Columbia. The park is home to the stunning Nymph Falls, which is a series of waterfalls that drop over 100 feet. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, bears, and eagles.
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Nymph Falls Trail Easy • 4.4 (453) Nymph Falls Nature Park Photos (138) Directions Print/PDF map Length 0.4 miElevation gain 39 ftRoute type Out & back Head out on this 0.4-mile out-and-back trail near Bevan, British Columbia. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 10 min to complete.
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The Nymph Falls Trail is a 2.6 km lollipop hiking route just west of Courtenay, BC that will take you through an amazing example of West Coast temperate rainforest to eventually reach a viewpoint overlooking a cascading waterfall.
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Nymph Falls was leased by the CVRD in 1992 on a 20 year term. In 2012 this lease was renewed and extended for an additional 30 years. In the winter Nymph Falls Nature Park is a raging high current river. In the summer the waters calm down considerable and this beautiful spot becomes a busy swimming hole for many.
David Ballantyne Landscape Photography Nymph Falls, Courtenay, BC
Comox Lake to Nymph Falls via Puntledge River Trail Easy • 4.4 (349) Puntledge, British Columbia, Canada Photos (601) Directions Print/PDF map Length 4.2 miElevation gain 554 ftRoute type Point to point Enjoy this 4.2-mile point-to-point trail near Puntledge, British Columbia.
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Nymph Falls Nature Park 144 reviews #3 of 32 things to do in Courtenay Nature & Wildlife AreasParks Write a review About Duration: 2-3 hours Suggest edits to improve what we show. Improve this listing All photos (117) Top ways to experience nearby attractions 2022 Multi-Cave Experience 166 Recommended Caving from $69.58 per adult 2022
Gordon Pritchard's Photography Nymph Falls, Courtenay, BC
(from falls parking lot) Barbers Hole 1.1 km Comox Lake Dam 6.0 km Inland Highway 2.1 km Nymph Falls 445 m June 2019. This map is not a legal document. This map is a composite of different data sets that were developed from different methods and dates. This map should be used with caution. The CVRD and its partners are not responsible for
Nymph Falls Trail Beautiful Cascading Falls in Courtenay
Plants, Mushrooms and Trees Nymph Falls Nymph Falls, Vancouver Island, BC, Photo By Bud Logan Nymph Falls is a beautiful little park and a great place for hiking. You can watch the salmon spawning run in the fall. It's awesome to watch them swim up past the falls as they run up the fish ladder.
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Nymph Falls Park. On the Puntledge River on the way to Forbidden Plateau, a twenty minute drive from Copes Islander Oceanfront B&B, Nymph Falls Park offers a network of trails through second growth forest. The trail from the parking lot leads to the Puntledge River, with it's swimming holes popular with the locals on hot summer days.
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Nymph Falls Nature Trail is a children-friendly nature attraction located in Comox Valley, British Columbia. Nymph Waterfall is on the Puntledge River. In the fall months of October and November, you can expect to see salmon in the river. The park is maintained through the efforts of volunteers from the Plateau Road Residents Association.
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At Nymph Falls Park, follow a forested trail along the banks of the Puntledge River to a viewpoint overlooking one of the Comox Valley's finest waterfalls. Featuring 53 hectares of forested lands along the river, this Regional Park has much to offer nature enthusiasts. Watch for American Dippers bobbing in the water on the flat bedrock above.
Nymph Falls on Vancouver Island Photograph by Margaret Goodwin
Nymph Falls Nature Park 144 reviews #3 of 32 things to do in Courtenay Nature & Wildlife AreasParks Write a review About Duration: 2-3 hours Suggest edits to improve what we show. Improve this listing All photos (117) Top ways to experience nearby attractions Multi-Cave Experience 167 Recommended Caving from C$89.83 per adult
Gordon Pritchard's Photography Nymph Falls, Courtenay, BC
Explore one of 4 easy hiking trails in Nymph Falls Nature Park that are great for the whole family. Looking for a more strenuous hike? We've got you covered, with trails ranging from 39 to 1,906 feet in elevation gain. Whatever you have planned for the day, you can find the perfect trail for your next trip to Nymph Falls Nature Park.
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Nymph Falls Nature Park protects 61 hectares (151 acres) of second-growth forest located on the north side of the Puntledge River. The river and falls rage over series of exposed bedrock ledges, from fall to spring, to the delight of white water enthusiasts.