Photo: Tourists Virgin Falls Scenic Waterfall Picture

A couple of tourists stand at the bottom of Virgin Falls in this scenic waterfall picture and look up at the gallons of water crashing down. The rays of sunlight stream through the trees as well in this part of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

Standing at the base of the waterfall, tourists admire the Virgin Falls in this scenic waterfall picture taken in a transition area of the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Virgin Falls plunges 53 metres or 174 feet in what is known as a fan formation down a steep rock escarpment along the Tofino Creek.

This scene is made all the more beautiful by the rays of sunlight streaming through the trees and sparkling off the falling drops of water. This area where Virgin Falls is located is known as a transition area of the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, meaning that this area can be used to develop sustainable land practices by the local First Nations tribes, but it cannot be changed or damaged in any way. ... continue below the picture...

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The Virgin Falls can be accessed by the Tofino Main, which is located at the north end of the Tofino Inlet, about 50km north of Highway 4 at Kennedy Lake. The falls are an impressive sight and well worth a visit. Standing at the base of these falls would make you feel very small, but they are a glorious sight, and it's a treat just to feel the spray on your face as you glance up.

Tourists viewing the scenic Virgin Falls plunging 53 metres/174 feet in a fan formation down a rock escarpment along the Tofino Creek with rays of sunlight streaming through the trees, a transition area of the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.