쉬운 브리티시 컬럼비아 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

This platform sits across the canyon from Elk Falls, offering a clear, elevated view of the waterfall plunging into the Campbell River gorge below. Railings and a cantilevered design extend the viewpoint over the canyon, making it one of the best and safest places in the park to view the falls and the surrounding forest.

Clearwater River Trail winds through a lush forest to Triple Decker Falls and beyond to Candle Creek Falls. The trail is fairly steep at times, so good footwear and trekking poles can be helpful.

This dirt pull-off from Clearwater Valley Road is the trailhead for the Clearwater River Trail. There is a small site set up by a local church for borrowing trekking poles and returning them at the end of your adventure. There are no restrooms or water fountains here, so come prepared.

Triple Decker Falls is a three-tiered waterfall, cascading roughly 60 meters over volcanic rock into a pool at the bottom. The forest around the falls is dense, and the trail is easily accessible from Clearwater Valley Road. After heavy rain, the falls will flow more strongly, but be careful on the trail, as it can get slippery.

Memorial Rock has become an informal place of remembrance. There are often flowers, handwritten notes, and painted stones left in memory of loved ones. Please enjoy this unofficial area peacefully and respectfully, as it is important to the community.

Don MacLaurin's Crossing, more widely known as the Cheakamus River Suspension Bridge, is a pedestrian bridge spanning the turquoise waters of the Cheakamus River. The bridge sways, but it is sturdy and safe. The river is especially amazing to watch from the bridge above during spring runoff when water levels are high.

The Cheakamus River is known for its blue and turquoise water and the dramatic canyon it thunders through. The color comes from glacial melt from the nearby Coast Mountains. Hikers and bikers will pass rock cliffs and gorges carved by centuries of rushing water. The Cheakamus River is often dotted with fly fishers fishing for rainbow trout and bull trout. When the water is flowing strongly, whitewater paddlers brave the cold waters. In the fall, the surrounding trees turn amazing colors.

Elk Falls Park is home to a campground, Elk Falls and year-round salmon fishing. There are multiple restrooms and parking areas around Campbell River. This park works in a close partnership with Indigenous Peoples, and has native artwork for all to enjoy.