Green River in Nairn Falls Provincial Park

The Green River has its origins in 633 m high Green Lake north of Whistler in the Pacific Ranges, a part of the Coast Mountains. It leaves the lake at its northern end and flows initially in predominantly northern, later in an easterly direction through the mountains. From the left, the Green River flows into the rivers Soo River and Rutherford Creek. Then the Green River at Nairn Falls Provincial Park overcomes the Nairn Falls. The Green River finally reaches the Pemberton Valley and flows 6 km east-southeast of Pemberton in the Lillooet River. The British Columbia Highway 99 (Whistler-Pemberton) follows the course of the river from Green Lake to Pemberton.

On the trail to Nairn Falls from the parking lot on Highway 99, there are many opportunities to catch a glimpse of the rushing Green River. Occasionally, speedboats carrying tourists pass by on their way to the waterfall.

The hiking trail to the waterfalls is a small highlight
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