Cascade Falls Regional Park – Fraser Valley
Cascade Falls Regional Park and Suspension Bridge
The short but slightly steep 10 minute walk to the Falls allows easy access for most people to this natural gem. The sights of Cascade Falls and its suspension bridge is well worth the long drive from Vancouver.
Distance (Round-Trip): 0.75 km
Difficulty: Easy
Season: Year-Round
Elevation Gain: 40 m
Scenery: ★★★☆☆
Camping: NoFrom Vancouver: 1 hour 30 minutes
Public Transit: No
Dog Friendly: Yes
Within Cascade Falls Regional Park, you will find various hiking trails including a walkway leading to a viewing platform over a large waterfall 30m in vertical drop as well as picnic areas and pit toilets. To reach the falls, head towards the end of the parking lot where you will see a metal gate by a hill. Continue towards a trail that begins on the right and follow the trail up a steep hill as it switchbacks and within minutes you will reach a set of wooden stairs. Climb the wooden stairs until you are just underneath the suspension bridge, where you will get the first scenic view of Cascade Falls.
Walk up the remaining stairs and cross the suspension bridge for a better view of the falls. After enjoying the view, head back across the suspension bridge and down the wooden stairs, returning to the parking lot via the gravel path.
DOG FRIENDLY IN CASCADE FALLS: YES
Dogs must be on-leash at all times within the park.
PICNICKING AT CASCADE FALLS: YES
The picnic area is situated by the river adjacent to the parking lot. Look for the sign and head down the very short trail to the picnic tables.
TOILETS IN CASCADE FALLS: YES
There are pit toilets situated by the parking lot.
PARKING AT CASCADE FALLS: YES
The paved parking lot offers an abundance of parking accessible to all vehicles.
