Lundbreck Falls

The Crowsnest River cascades over a limestone ledge, creating two separate water streams that drop 12 meters into a deep canyon pool.

Indigenous communities utilized this section of the Crowsnest River as a gathering location for fishing and hunting activities before European settlement.

The waterfall serves as a connection point between regional communities, drawing local residents for traditional summer celebrations and gatherings.

The recreation area features two parking lots, accessible viewing platforms, interpretive trails, a seasonal campground, and facilities for day visitors.

During winter months, the flowing water forms natural ice formations along the canyon walls, creating temporary frozen water columns.

Location: Alberta

Part of: Crowsnest River

GPS coordinates: 49.58222,-114.20861

Latest update: May 25, 2025 03:53