Boundary Falls, Waterfall at Boundary Creek, British Columbia, Canada.
Boundary Falls is a waterfall on Boundary Creek situated between Midway and Greenwood in British Columbia. The water drops through a narrow canyon creating a striking cascade in the landscape.
The waterfall drew miners to the area in the 1890s who settled nearby and developed the region. A dam was later constructed upstream to generate power for the nearby town of Greenwood.
The falls and surrounding area form part of Boundary Creek Provincial Park, preserving both natural features and industrial heritage.
The upper viewing area is easily reached, though getting to the base requires careful climbing through steep canyon walls. Wear sturdy footwear and move cautiously when exploring the lower sections.
An abandoned dam sits upstream, a reminder of when mining activity shaped this region. This structure shows how early settlers harnessed the water's power to support their growing community.
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