For a summer series, videographer Roger Cosman has been visiting New Brunswick waterfalls. There are hundreds, and here are a few in all their beauty. The latest stop on Cosman’s tour is Pabineau Falls, south of Bathurst.
With on-the-ground visits and drone footage, CBC takes a look at some of the province’s stunning waterfalls
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· Posted: Aug 15, 2026 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Lepreau Falls is in Charlotte County, about 40 kilometres west of Saint John, and is easily accessible. (Roger Cosman/CBC)
Over the past few weeks, CBC videographer Roger Cosman has been visiting waterfalls that carve through the New Brunswick landscape.
There are hundreds of these oft-hidden natural wonders, and with on-the-ground visits and drone footage, Cosman explores a few, highlighting their beauty.
So far, his travels have taken him to Lepreau Falls, Welsford Falls, Sand Brook Falls, Wallace Falls and Little Sheephouse Brook Falls. You’ll find the videos from each below, and we’ll add others as the summer waterfall journey continues.
This week, he takes us on a tour of a waterfall near Bathurst.
Pabineau Falls
South of Bathurst.
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