Hike Details
- Difficulty: 2/6 (Easy)
- Distance: 2.5km
- Duration: 1.5hrs
- Elevation: 100m
- Type: Out & Back
- Exposure: None
- Season: Jan - Dec
- Dogs: Yes (On Leash)
- Camping: Yes
- Wheelchairs: No
- Public Transport: No
- Strollers: No
Description
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The Nairn Falls trail is a picturesque walk alongside a river with the bonus of an impressive waterfall at the end. Only 5 minutes outside of Pemberton town, it makes a great short walk with the family or with the dogs (on leash).
Navigation
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The trail: Well-signed, marked or frequent on trail maps. Always carry a map. Phone signal in BC is not reliable when hiking. Always carry an OFFLINE map. I recommend and use AllTrails+ and Gaia Maps.
Hike Difficulty And Conditions
The trail to Nairn Falls follows a winding and sometimes narrow trail along, traversing a steep river bank. The trail itself is flat, but keep a close eye on children and pets with the steep bank below. The trail is not wheelchair accessible, is generally wide and easy to navigate, but does involve stepping over roots and rocks in places.
Camping
- Camping Possible: Yes
- Tent Camping Type: By Reservation Only
- Operated by: BC Parks
Hiking Season
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Jan - Dec is the recommended season for Nairn Falls. Outside of this period, the trail is: Caution - Snow and Ice Possible
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible: No
- Stroller Accessible: No
- Dog Friendly: Yes (On Leash)
Location & Access
- Public Transport: No
- Region: Squamish & Whistler
- Fire Region: Coastal Fire Centre Info
- Trailhead: 50.29676, -122.82104
- Vehicle Requirement: Any Vehicle
Getting There
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Rent a car, or better still, reduce the demand for cars with Evo Car Share, Vancouver's car sharing network.
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