Kitimat-Stikine, BC

If you’re looking to experience more of the “natural” when it comes to “Super, Natural British Columbia” and have an adventurous spirit: challenge yourself to a waterfall expedition! The sound and spectacle of a waterfall never gets old, and we're listing 4 of our region's best.

Cariboo, BC

The Ghost Lake/Matthew River Falls located along the Gold Rush Circle Route will leave you awestruck and amazed. The first set of these falls can be enjoyed from the road into an area often used as a campsite. An unmarked, steep trail (watch your footing!) will lead you to a second viewpoint where you will be met by another beautiful set of falls.

Central Coast, BC

Plunging a jaw-dropping 401 metres, Hunlen Falls is one of the regions most spectacular hidden gems. The best way to view this waterfall is via a flightseeing tour for a true birds-eye view.

Cariboo, BC

Wells Gray Provincial Park is the home of the towering Canim Falls. A leisurely 1km hike to a fenced viewpoint, the first falls is located just 0.5km into the walk and cascades 15 metres down a rocky cliffside. The second falls are found just a few hundred metres away and fall a total of 20 metres to the craggy, black rocks below.

Hagensborg

Hagensborg, British Columbia, Canada

In the heart of the wild Central Coast mountains, Odegaard Falls is well worth the drive and hike to get there. Stunning and massive, experience this impressively wild and undisturbed waterfall.

Likely

Likely, British Columbia, Canada

Countless waterfalls cover BC's Cariboo Chilcotin Coast. Check out regional hiking guides and local itineraries to discover more!