Mary Ann Falls

Mary Ann Falls is a stunning waterfall located within the Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia, Canada. Situated along the famous Cabot Trail, Mary Ann Falls is a popular stop for visitors exploring the natural beauty of Cape Breton Island.

The waterfall cascades over rugged rock formations into a clear pool below, surrounded by lush forest and towering trees. Accessible via a short trail from the parking area, Mary Ann Falls offers visitors the opportunity to admire the beauty of the waterfall up close and take in the tranquil ambiance of the surrounding wilderness.

During the warmer months, Mary Ann Falls is a popular spot for swimming and cooling off in the refreshing waters of the pool. The area around the waterfall is also ideal for picnicking, photography, and wildlife viewing, with opportunities to spot various bird species and other wildlife in the area.

The trail to Mary Ann Falls is relatively easy and suitable for visitors of all ages and abilities. Interpretive signage along the trail provides information about the natural features, flora, and fauna of the area, enhancing the visitor experience and offering educational opportunities.

Mary Ann Falls is open seasonally, typically from May to October, although the exact dates may vary depending on weather conditions. Whether you're seeking a scenic hike, a refreshing swim, or simply a peaceful nature retreat, Mary Ann Falls offers a delightful outdoor experience for visitors to Cape Breton Island.

Besides this waterfall, there is one more waterfall listed in Victoria, Subd. A. There's also two attractions listed in this city in other categories. You will find the exact location of Mary Ann Falls on the map above.