Victoria Park is a 1,000-acre woodland park in the centre of Truro, known for its dramatic gorge carved by Lepper Brook and its two waterfalls, Joseph Howe Falls and Waddell Falls. The park blends natural features with historic elements, including stone stairways, wooden bridges, and viewpoints that date back over a century. Forested ravines, towering hemlocks, and a network of easy-to-moderate trails make it one of Nova Scotia’s most distinctive town parks. It’s a popular place for short walks, longer loops, and exploring the waterfalls and steep-sided gorge that define the lower section.