Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls.

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Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls. by Ken Heaton
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Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls. by Ken Heaton
Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls. by Ken Heaton
Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls. by Ken Heaton
Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls. by Ken Heaton
Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls. by Ken Heaton
Uisage Ban Falls Provincial Park New Glen, NS The name Uisage Ban comes from the Gaelic meaning “white water”. The park is located near New Glen, Victoria County (Hwy 105, Exit 9) . A four km (2.4 mi.) trail through a climax hardwood forest, provides access to view the 16 m (50 ft.) high waterfall. The walls of the gorge tower 50 m (500 ft.) on either side of the falls. by Ken Heaton
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Other photos taken by Ken Heaton

Dawson City, YT from the Midnight Dome by Ken Heaton
Interior of St. Anthony Daniel Catholic Church, Sydney, NS by Ken Heaton
Seal Island Bridge, Cape Breton Island, NS by Ken Heaton
Fall Storm at Lighthouse Point, Louisbourg, NS by Ken Heaton
MacKinnon Soccer Field & Mount Carmel Church, Atlantic ocean in the distance, New Waterford, NS by Ken Heaton
Sunset at St. Anns Bay on the Cabot Trail, Cape Breton Island, NS by Ken Heaton