Brandywine Falls is located in Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, a small provincial park located next to the Sea to Sky Highway, north of Garabaldi but south of Whistler, BC. The trail is a short 1km out and back walk with minimal elevation gain. It can be accessed year round, but the parking lot usually close during winter due to snow, which is exactly what happened when we visited a few winters ago. We ended up parking just outside the closed gates that blocks the parking lot entrance, where there is a small turn around area, so parking is quite limited. The good thing is this walk is very short, so it can be done within a short time. The trail is mostly, if not completely, flat throughout. But due to the accumulated snow, micro spikes and trekking poles are recommended. The trail passes through a short covered bridge and continues until it passes through a railway track. After crossing the railway track, the trail quickly reaches an observation deck where the waterfall can be seen. Continuing on the trail past the observation deck brings you into the forest and eventually reaches the Brandywine Falls Valley Viewpoint, where the beautiful nearby valley can be viewed.

Sign of the provincial park near the parking lot.

Info boards with maps and notices posted at the trailhead.

Short covered bridge near the trailhead.

Snow covered stones to the side of the trail.

Sign post. Also coming up onto the railway crossing.

Looking down the railway. I believe this railway is still actively in use, although I might be wrong.

Brandywine Falls seen at the observation deck.

Continuing on trail into the forest towards the valley viewpoint.

Small creek running next to the trail.

View of the valley.

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