Address -: Wilson Creek Falls ,British Columbia, Canada
A steep hike down to a cool, mossy waterfall. Wilson Creek Falls is considered on of the most spectacular waterfalls in British Columbia, plunging 207 feet. The hike is 2.2 km round trip.The trail is relatively level as it starts to meander through the forest. However, as you near the canyon, the trail steepens significantly into a careful descent. The waterfall can be heard in the distance and is reached within 30 minutes of walking.The trail vanishes at the base of Wilson Creek Falls, leaving you with an almighty view.A sign announces the you’ve now crossed into Goat Range Provincial Park. And although the sign urges you not to go beyond, a faint trail climbs up the mossy rocks at the base of the falls – one of the most popular places to take a photo that shows the scale of the falls.
Head 5.3 km north of New Denver on Highway 6. Turn east ( right ) on East Wilson Creek FSR 11.5 km ( rough gravel road ) and then turn right just before bridge over Wilson Creek at turnoff signed for Wilson Creek Falls. A 4X4 road climbs 1km to trailhead.
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