Ashlu Falls

Ashlu Falls is a distinctive two-tier waterfall on lower Ashlu Creek in British Columbia, about 6 kilometers above the creek’s mouth, marking the head of Ashlu Canyon where the creek begins a sharper descent through a confined valley. Though relatively short at about 33 feet in total height, it has a notably broad upper drop of around 10 feet. After passing beneath a logging road bridge between the tiers, the creek bends and plunges roughly 20 feet through a narrow chute into a deep pool. At lower flows, sculptured rock appears beside the lower drop, while higher water can hide it and broaden the falls’ appearance.

British Columbia · Canada