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Experience thundering waterfalls from a suspension bridge
Campbell River, CanadaLoop · 1.6 km · 0:30 h · 116 m elevation gain
Explore Elk Falls Provincial Park on a hike that takes you over a 64 m high suspension bridge.
What you can experience here
The forests in Elk Falls Provincial Park are mostly secondary forest, as many trees fell victim to the saw at the beginning of the last century. In 1929 the forest in what is now the park area had been almost completely cleared. The timber could be transported away easily via the river in those days. A 64 m long suspension bridge spans the gorge of the Campbell River. As you walk across it, it swings gently and you have a wonderful view of a waterfall.
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Categories
- Hiking
- Waterfall
Where you'll find it
Elk Falls Provincial Park · 2MQC+F6 Campbell River, Britisch-Kolumbien, Kanada
Car park “Elk Falls Parking Lot” at BC Hydro Info Kiosk
What else you can do nearby
Photo credits: Shutterstock/SCStock, Destination British Columbia, Shutterstock/Zykov_Vladimir, Destination BC/Garry Henkel, Shutterstock/Petr Simon, Destination BC/Graeme Owsianski









