Mary Ann Falls

Cape Breton Highlands National Park invites you to explore its newest hiking trail, tracing part of the original Cabot Trail route from before the 1950s realignment. This revitalized trail, now exclusively for hiking, leads to the breathtaking Mary Ann Falls, a cascading waterfall and one of the park’s most beloved swimming spots.

Descend a sturdy staircase to reach the base of the falls, where cool waters and scenic views reward your effort. Along the way, discover remnants of the historic iron bridge that once crossed Mary Ann Brook, adding a touch of heritage to this unforgettable hike.

Length	13.9 km / 8.6 mi (loop)
Rating	Moderate
Elevation	8- 166 m (26 - 545 ft)
Time	5 - 6 hours
Significant features	Acadian forest, waterfall Suitable for most skill levels. Uneven trail surface in some places.
Trailhead	Parking lot on Warren Lake Road Lat: 46.713142 Long: -60.365201