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30 November 2017
Short hike on well maintained trails and a waterfall at the end. While it isn't the biggest waterfall, it's still pretty and good for a photo op. Good place for a picnic as well before continuing on a road trip out of the or into the Fraser Valley.
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15 September 2017
Worth the deviation into the park. It's also easily accessible. Beautiful scenery. It can be a bit crowded depending on what time you go as it's a relatively popular tourist bus stop.
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14 September 2017
The fall is beautiful. The hike to the fall is easy and beautiful but it is a bit steep. We tried hiking with a stroller and it was a bit challenging. We had to lift the stroller at few spots but we made it. There is a picnic area with tables close to the parking lot which is great for bbq.
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28 August 2017
Beautiful park. There are trails to go hiking and lots of places to take stunning photographs. I went last Saturday and the weather was beautiful. It's about a fifteen minute walk uphill towards the bridal veil falls. You have to be careful when climbing up as there are many loose rocks, so it's easy to slip if you are not being attentive. The falls was pretty big. It is not a heavy flow of water but the falls is Justice to its name as the water flows and coats the rocks like a veil. Would recommend it as a place to see, as I enjoyed the beauty and nature that was surrounding me.
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12 August 2017
Beautiful walk up to the falls. The trail brings you to the bottom and there's a fence. Beyond the fence you can (but aren't supposed to I think) climb to the top. I think most people climb to the top. It was to Rocky and slippery for my 5 year old to get up so we stayed at the bottom. My dad and boyfriend climbed up. My dad said it was a bit scary coming down due yo the loose rock. Overall it was beautiful!
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13 July 2017
This is an easy 10 minutes walk uphill from the parking lot to a beautiful sight. Unlike most massive waterfalls which usually have a strong current and wind around them, this one doesn't blow wind and allows for perfect close up pictures
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23 June 2017
The falls are pretty and make a nice stop on the Trans-Canada Highway. However, I suggest not parking your rental car too near the start of the path / toilet block as a lot of buses seem to pull up here- while I was there a school bus reversed into a parked SUV! (Same applies to all scenic spot car parks)
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15 June 2017
Absolutely loved the (very easy!) hike to get to Bridal Veil Falls. We visited in June 2016 and it was not overly busy. A short hike to some gorgeous waterfalls and a lovely forest experience.
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29 May 2017
Amazing falls. Two ways to get up the viewing point. Left trail has stairs for easy access. There are few picnic tables near parking space. If you are near Harrison Hot Springs it's a must see place. You'll love it.
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15 May 2017
Easy to take a turn off here and have a break from driving on Hwy 1. It's a steep walk to the falls, which indeed were very pretty with the recent rains. Plenty of picnic tables next to a mountain stream. Decent washroom in the main block. I enjoyed the falls on the way to Whistler and at Campbell River (Elk Falls) more.
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