The Canadian recreation area containing the wondrous 230-foot falls is situated between Whistler and Garibaldi in the province of British Columbia and an observation platform offers great views of Brandywine Falls, Daisy Lake and the surrounding mountainous region. The 370-acre Brandywine Falls Provincial Park near BC Highway 99 was established in 1973 and contains hiking and bicycling trails, lakes, picnic areas and campsites. In addition to the waterfall, it features the extinct volcanic formation of Black Tusk Peak.
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