The path leads down to the bridge/waterfall).īegbie Falls (south of Revelstoke) - Begbie Falls is a small falls at the mouth of Begbie Creek on the Upper Arrow Lake.

(Location: It is recommended to take the Falls Road East off the Highway 3B in Beaver Falls and follow it to the end. From the summit, drive east for 13.3 km to a small turnout that has a viewpoint with an arrow indicating 200-metres.)īear Falls in Glacier National Park photo by Andrew Chadīeaver Creek (Fruitvale/ Trail) - In the late summer this is a popular swimming hole, while in the spring the dramatic plunge through the steep canyon is mesmerizing. The trail is only accessible if you are heading east on Hwy #1 from the summit of the Rogers Pass. This easy hiking trail is a great opportunity to stretch your legs when travelling on the Trans-Canada Highway. And just right of the sign is a completely unmarked, but well-maintained trail that descends into the forest. (Location: At the east end of the parking area, there is a large sign about services in Glacier National Park.

These awe-inspiring views of water frothing and churning in mossy canyons is a natural state wonder! In the art (or adventure) of chasing waterfalls, the Kootenays is home to so many of them - how do you choose? which one to explore? Here is a list of our ‘ MOST’ hidden falls (in alphabetical order) - happy waterfall chasing!īear (between Golden & Revelstoke) - Expect a wet spray while you descent down the wooden steps to the 100-metre falls.

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