Pics: Canada’s Top 20 Must-See Waterfalls

Located in Shannon Falls Provincial Park, about 60 km north of Vancouver, Shannon Falls is one of BC's highest. The waterfall plunges a staggering 337 metres and is best enjoyed in the spring when water volumes are at their highest.

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Montmorency Falls is just a short drive from Quebec City. The 84 m waterfall features two drops. There are a number of viewing points and a suspension bridge over the top of the falls provides an outstanding experience.

At 350 m, the aptly/oddly named Pissing Mare Falls in Newfoundland's Gros Morne National Park, is one of the highest in Canada.

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Albion Falls, in Hamilton, Ontario, is a cascading waterfall with a height of 19 m. The falls are easily accessible by car, foot or bike.

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Located in Alberta's Jasper National Park, Athabasca Falls isn't that high — just 24 metres. But it is powerful. There are several viewing areas and nearby parking.

Another impressive waterfall in Jasper National Park is Maligne Canyon Falls. The 50 m waterfall drops through a steep canyon and is viewable from several platforms and bridges.

Located in Strathcona Provincial Park on Vancouver Island, Della Falls, at 440 m, is one of the tallest in the country. If you want to see the falls in person, be prepared for a bit of a challenge. They're only accessible via helicopter or a long boat ride plus a 15 km hike.

Panther Falls, in Banff National Park, is a series of falls with a height of 61 m. The falls can be reached via a short hike. In the winter months, it becomes a popular spot for ice climbing.

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Nailicho (Virginia Falls) is nothing if not impressive. Located in the Nahanni National Park Reserve, NWT, it is 96 m tall and 259 m wide. The water cascades down and around Mason's Rock. To access the reserve, you'll have to either fly or hike in.

Located in Wells Gray Provincial Park in east-central BC, Helmcken Falls is a stunner. It has a drop of 141 m and is the fourth highest in the country. Accessing the falls is easy and there's a viewing platform for visitors.

Alexander Falls is in the Callaghan Valley, near Whistler, BC. The waterfall is tiered with three drops covering 43 m. Access is easy and there are plenty of hiking trails should you wish to explore the nearby Whistler Interpretive Forest.

The spectacular Brandywine Falls is located in a provincial park not far from Whistler, BC. The falls drop 70 m. There is a year-round hiking trail that offers great views from a new viewing platform.

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Chatterbox Falls is located along Loquilts Creek in Princess Louisa Inlet. The 37 m high waterfall is popular with boaters who visit this part of BC.

Dawson Falls in BC's Wells Gray Provincial Park features two drops on the Murtle River. The total height is about 20 m. Dawson Falls is just one of seven waterfalls in the park.

Bridal Veil Falls, near Chilliwack, BC, is easy to get to. The 60-metre-high waterfall flows over a smooth rock surface, creating a veil-like effect. It's also a great place for a picnic.

Englishman River Falls is located in the BC provincial park of the same name. The park is north of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island. The falls cascade down into a deep canyon.

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You'll find Takakkaw Falls in Yoho National Park, which is close to Field, BC. Fed by a glacier, the waterfall is 260 m high. The waterfall gets its name from the Cree word meaning 'magnificent'.

Not far from Thunder Bay, Ontario is the impressive Kakabeka Falls. Located on the Kaministiquia River in Oliver Paipoonge, the waterfall drops 40 m and is known as the 'Niagara of the North'.

Located in Cape Breton, NS, the waterfall's name literally means 'white water'. The 16 m waterfall is reachable via a short hiking trail in Uisge Ban Falls Provincial Park. Note that there are several different spellings used for the waterfall.

And finally, the grandest of all the waterfalls in Canada and arguably the world. Niagara Falls is actually three waterfalls that straddle the Canada-US border. Of these, Horseshoe Falls is the biggest. Water from the Niagara River drops 50 m with the world's highest flow rate.

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