Area D (Oyster Bay/Buttle Lake)

The Top 5 Waterfalls around Area D (Oyster Bay/Buttle Lake)

However you get there, waterfalls are breathtaking places, and you have 5 beautiful waterfalls to choose from around Area D (Oyster Bay/Buttle Lake). So you can better figure out which one to visit on your next trip outdoors, see photos and tips of each waterfall below — and easily plan your next adventure!

Elk Falls Suspension Bridge

Elk River Trail to Landslide Lake

Deer Falls

Moose Falls

Butterwort Creek Falls

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Elk Falls Suspension Bridge
Hiking Highlight (Segment)
It's a great feeling to stand on the bridge and watch the water thunder past beneath you
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Elk River Trail to Landslide Lake
Hiking Highlight (Segment)
The Elk River Trail to Landslide Lake at the base of Mount Colonel Foster, Elkhorn Mountain, and Rambler Peak is a challenging day hike. After crossing a small ridge, the …
Tip by Hubert Trapp
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Deer Falls
Hiking Highlight
Deer Falls is the middle of three waterfalls in Elk Falls Provincial Park. The drop over the basalt outcrop is minimal, about 1 Meter. Deer Falls probably only became visible …
Tip by Hubert Trapp
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Moose Falls
Hiking Highlight
Moose Falls is the uppermost of three waterfalls in Elk Falls Provincial Park on the Campbell River below the John Hart Reservoir. The water flows from the reservoir over Moose …
Tip by Hubert Trapp
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Butterwort Creek Falls
Hiking Highlight
Butterwort Creek flows into the Elk River above Butterwort Flats Campsite/Backcountry Campsite #1. The mountain stream originates on the west flank of Mount Colonel Foster and cascades down a rocky gully into the valley below.
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Tip by Hubert Trapp
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