Explore Cameron Falls

Waterton, Alberta

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A spectacular waterfall located in the townsite of Waterton. Just feet away from the parking lot is an amazing waterfall that is fun to photograph and watch while on a stroll through the townsite.

Located on the west side of Waterton townsite in Waterton Lakes National Park is the iconic waterfall Cameron Falls. Probably one of the most photographed waterfalls in Waterton due to its accessibility The waterfall is practically right off of the road/bridge with easy parking right next to it. There are benches to sit and enjoy the scenery which really adds to the experience of Waterton. This is a must see/do while visiting Waterton Lakes National Park.

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