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At the end of the Perry Creek Trail in East Kootenay, you reach Perry Creek Falls, where the creek drops over a rugged rock face into a narrow gorge. The viewpoint is set slightly back, so you’re looking across at the falls rather than right beside them, but you still get a clear view of the cascade and the surrounding forest. After following the creek the whole way, this feels like a natural turnaround point and the highlight of the hike.

This powerful and towering waterfall can only safely be viewed from afar, either as you look down at it from a canyon wall or from a sandy spot down river.

The free ferry between Kootenay Bay and Balfour is one of the most scenic ferry rides in Canada, with stunning views of Kootenay Lake and the surrounding mountains.

The Kootenay Bay Terminal is a major shipping point in the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada, primarily used for ferry service between Kootenay Bay and Balfour. Here is information about the terminal and some scenic spots you can explore in the area:

Gray Creek Pass is part of the Great Trail and also part of the BC Trail & BC Epic 1000. It is tough and rugged, following a forest service road. This price of admission (effort) for this ride is high, but so is the reward. * Heading East: Average of 11.1% grade for 12+km from the start of this highlight, to the Pass. In the last 4km or so, you will find grades in the high teens and low 20's. * Heading West: Average of 3.1% grade for 30+km from the start of this highlight, to the Pass. Note: Although lower grade, the road can be very rugged and technically difficult, especially with a loaded bike. The last 3km or so, you will find grades in the low to mid teens. Complete this ride fully equipped. There are no supplies, limited water and expect no cell service. Bring a GPS tracker in case of emergency. The route follows active FSR's with limited visibility, USE CAUTION along the way. Watch for all vehicles, especially heavily laden logging trucks, give them much extra room to pass. The Gray Creek Pass road is normally closed to vehicles through the winter, opening as late as mid July. Late snow and the occasional washout can delay the annual opening. Cyclists can often pass through these obstacles but do so at their own risk. Visit the Gray Creek Store’s website for the latest road conditions: https://graycreekstore.com/general-store/news

Impressing water falls dropping over two steps, split by a stone column

This swinging bridge spans the width of Kootenai Falls, where the Kootenai River loses 300 feet of elevation over just a few hundred yards. The bridge offers good views of the falls and provides access to both banks of the river.

Kootenai Falls is the largest undammed falls in Montana and a sacred site to the Kootenai people. It is popular with anglers and kayakers and is a picturesque location to visit.