Cameron Falls

　　Cameron Falls, also known as "Cameron Falls," is located in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada, and is another great natural wonder—a marvelous gift from nature that never ceases to amaze. It attracts visitors from all over the world who travel long distances just to witness its beauty.

　　The most magical thing about Cameron Falls is the change in its water color. Normally, it looks no different from any other waterfall, but an occasional heavy rainstorm transformed its normally white cascades. On a typical day, one can admire the majestic and breathtaking rush of the waterfall, but after a storm, Cameron Falls unexpectedly turned a rare shade of red, becoming a red waterfall. A photographer was lucky enough to capture this once-in-a-century phenomenon on camera. According to the photographer, the strange coloration lasted for about two hours. She mentioned that she had been photographing this waterfall for six years, but had never seen it turn red before.

　　Experts believe the red color may be caused by water washing away a type of red sediment. The Waterton Lakes area, where the falls are located, contains many ancient red sedimentary rocks that extend from the Rocky Mountains and date back as far as 1.5 billion years.

　　Cameron Falls Must-visit reason: One of the world’s rarest waterfalls Continent: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: Alberta