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Wentworth Falls, Wentworth, Nova Scotia

Ever wondered how to find some of the amazing waterfalls in Nova Scotia? Join me in this video as we explore Wentworth Waterfalls in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Read below for more details about this site. My waterfall rating: **** Distance from Halifax, Nova Scotia: approx. 135km Total travel time: approx. 1 hour 2o mins. Total hiking time: we spent 2-1/2 hours just exploring, you can spend as little as 10 minutes or as long as you like if you want to bring a picnic. Fitness level: Beginner to the waterfalls, Intermediate to the cave, Intermediate+ to railway tracks. The Wentworth waterfalls also known as Higgins Falls or Sylvia falls is super easy to get to. It is about an hour and 20 minutes outside of Halifax in Cumberland Country. You can enter the Wentworth waterfall on google maps, click directions and it will take you right there! If you are coming from Truro take exit 11 on NS-104W, you will drive about 14 minutes or 20 KM until you reach the Wentworth valley billboard sign on your right. Park on the side of the highway here. The entrance to the falls is on the left of the highway when your facing the sign. You should note that there are a lot of little entrances along this road, so it is important that you enter across from the sign. If you reached the location of the old Valley Inn you have gone to far. The walk to the falls is easy and is about 400 meters off the NS-104 highway. The terrain is flat and in good condition. However, if you wish to visit the cave above the falls you will have to climb a steep hill and then walk down into the cave. The path is to the left of the falls and is well trodden with no markings. Bring water shoes if you want to walk the entire length of the cave. Once you visit the cave you can proceed further up the hill to the railway tracks above. This hike is a bit more difficult, with a steeper hill and a small section of rope to climb. Once on the top of the tracks, turn right, and walk down the tracks for about three minutes to the monument on the right. There is an embankment on the left of the railway tracks, however once you get to the monument there is a path on the left with a gradual slope down to the valley below. Here you will find the other end of the cave, the stream and some great photo opportunities. Reminders: It is important to practice responsible outdoor recreation and Leave No Trace. More information about these principles can be found here: https://www.leavenotrace.ca/home. Equipment: If you are interested to know more about the equipment I used for this hike and for the video see below. Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Digital Camera with 16-50mm Plus 55-210mm Power Zoom Lenses - https://amzn.to/362fuM6 Sony Fe 50mm F1.8 (SEL50F18F), Black - https://amzn.to/3jXrq6G iPhone 8 Plus - https://amzn.to/329YCC0 The music I use in my videos: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra... 🔔 Subscribe for more Itchin4Adventure videos:    / @itchin4adventure688