40 Stunning Waterfalls In Alberta, Canada

Traci Grossi | October 30, 2020 | Hiking, Travel | 4 Comments

Do you love waterfalls?

I’ve spent the last couple of years chasing waterfalls and have come up with 40 stunning waterfalls that are some of my favorites. Come on this journey with me, maybe go chasing them one day too or just enjoy them from the comfort of your home by watching my video here.

My obsession with waterfalls has taken me all over Alberta, from Jasper to Waterton, BC, Idaho, Oregon, and places in between. I do my best to blog about the wonderful falls I experience and more. HERE

Why do I chase waterfalls?

“The roaring sound of water cascading from above, crashing over the rocks excites me, a tranquil trickle calms me, the cool mist over my skin invigorates me, how they appear out of nowhere fascinates me”

40 Stunning Waterfalls

Click on the blue highlight to find out more about each waterfall.

#1 Elbow Valley Falls
#2 Indian Oils Falls (Tiger’s Jaw)
#3 Dyson Falls
#4 Sheep River Falls
#5 Karst Springs Falls
#6 Consolation Creek Falls
#7 Powder face Creek Falls
#8 Arethusa Cirque Falls
#9 Cat Creek Falls
#10 Stanley Falls
#11 Mistaya Canyon Falls
#12 Maligne Canyon Falls
#13 Crescent Falls
#14 Bridal Falls
#15 Panther Falls
#16 Tangle Falls
#17 Sunwapta Falls
#18 Athabasca Falls
#19 Three Sisters Falls
#20 Lake Agnes Falls
#21 Ptarmigan Cirque Falls
#22 Red Rock Canyon Falls
#23 Blackiston Falls
#24 Cameron Falls
#25 Upper Bertha Falls
#26 Lower Bertha Falls
#27 Allison Creek Falls
#28 Star Falls
#29 Miner’s Path Falls
#30 Lundbreck Falls
#31 Blue Rock Creek Falls
#32 Johnson’s Canyon Falls
#33 Heart Creek Falls
#34 Big Hill Springs Falls
#35 Lower Troll Falls, Upper Troll Falls
#36 Grotto Canyon
#37 O’Shaughnessy Falls
#38 Quarry Lake Falls (Canmore Creek)
#39 Upper Kananaskis Lake Falls
#40 Bow Falls

Essentials

It is always important where ever you go to be prepared for the unexpected. Sometimes the shortest simple hikes can prove fatal.

Be safe out there with these hiking essentials and remember if hiking alone always tell someone where you are going as well as the estimated time of arrival home.

Be a smart hiker!!