Nairn Falls, located on the Duffey Lake Road (Hwy 99), BC, has an easy trail to its turbulent glacial waters along with a Provincial Park Campground.
Giant Banana Slug on the trail. 
The turbulent river leading to Nairn Falls. 
Mossy slope near the falls. 
The water was really stirred up and milky green this July 2019. 
An old photo from 30 years ago showing the gorgeous aquamarine colour that I normally associate with these glacial till waters.
An informational sign showing this same section of Nairn Falls, showing the potholes, the ‘bridge’ and the water welling up from an subterranean passage. 
Mist rising from a hidden fall.
An overflow of water.
A panorama shot of one section of the falls.
Falls from the second viewing area.
Pools on the far side of the falls.
Annotated Google map of Hwy 99 from Whistler to Lillooet, BC.
There is a Provincial Park Campsite with 94 camping spots at Nairn Falls. When we checked the reservation site on the day before we were going (July 18th) it told us that booking had to be done at least two days ahead, and everything was already booked and unavailable.
- BC Parks Site: http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/nairn_falls/
- Booking site: https://discovercamping.ca
However, when we got there about two in the afternoon, some of those bookings had been cancelled and there were last-minute spots available.
More of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Waters.
Wonderful photos for this week. I’d like to visit there. 😀
It’s fairly close to you – we go down to Oregon all the time…
Oh that beautiful slug!!!
Yes, he’s gorgeous – the post was supposed to be about water but I couldn’t resist putting in a shot of him!
Its all in the eye of the beholder, as they say.
I have never seen a banana slug before! Great captures 😉
They’re huge; if there’s one on the path you can’t miss it!
😯