Just a couple of kilometres north of the house we rented was Brandywine Falls. Although we had all visited Brandywine before as we were passing it each day on our way in and out of Whistler we took another visit there this year.
Brandywine Falls
The top of the falls
Some video footage of Brandywine Falls.
Views from the lower deck towards the Brandywine River valley and Daisy Lake.
We took a walk within Brandywine Provincial Park.
Views of Brandywine Creek before returning to the parking lot.
We also drove North of Whistler to continue along Highway 99 towards the town of Pemberton.
Shortly before Pemberton these views of the Green River.
We then visited Nairn Falls Provincial Park. To get to the falls is a 1.5km walk alongside the Green River.
This is the upper section of Nairn Falls.
Green River blasts its way through the canyon having shaped interesting rock formations over the thousands of years.
Video of the upper falls.
The lower section of Nairn Falls.
Video of the lower section of falls and the continuation of Green River downstream.
Views up and down the river.
We continued into the town of Pemberton, views of the station here.
Pemberton is a huge supplier of seed potatoes to growers around North America and has affectionately been nicknamed Spud Valley.
However, even in these small country towns, you can still get a good mocha !
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