Nymph Falls Nature Park
Nymph Falls Nature Park offers a stunning display of waterfalls and forested trails perfect for outdoor enthusiasts exploring the Comox Valley.
About Nymph Falls Nature Park
Nymph Falls Nature Park is an enchanting natural area located within the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. This popular local park spans a diverse landscape that includes mature forests, scenic riverside trails, and the captivating Nymph Falls on the Puntledge River. The park is known for its rocky outcrops, natural swimming pools, and the powerful waterfall that provides a dramatic focal point. Fishing enthusiasts will find opportunities to catch salmon as they migrate upstream in the fall. Hikers and mountain bikers enjoy an array of well-maintained trails that meander through lush woodlands and offer cresting views of the falls and the surrounding nature. The park's relatively easy access from nearby urban areas makes it a favored local escape, combining rich ecological experiences with a serene outdoor setting, making it a key attraction in the region.
Highlights
The picturesque Nymph Falls themselves, offering natural beauty and stunning views.
Old-growth forests providing habitat for diverse wildlife including the coastal cutthroat trout.
Accessible trails great for walking, biking, and providing river views.
Natural swimming holes in the Puntledge River popular in the summer months.
Notable Natural Features
Nymph Falls
A wide waterfall cascading over rocky platforms, creating natural swimming spots.
Puntledge River
A scenic river providing opportunities for swimming and fishing, particularly during salmon runs.
Forest Trails
A network of trails through second-growth forest, popular for hikers and mountain bikers.