Cascade Falls Regional Park

Cascade Falls Regional Park in the Hatzic Valley northeast of Mission protects a forested stretch of Cascade Creek and centers on Cascade Falls, a 30-metre waterfall reached by a short walk. Proposed in 1984 and inaugurated on June 7, 1986, the park grew from 9.5 to 22 hectares. Its main 1.2-kilometre trail passes through coniferous forest to a suspension bridge and viewing platforms, while a smaller lower run of falls drops 18 metres into calmer pools. The creek, once called McConnell Creek, flows to Stave Lake. The park is valued as a scenic day-use destination and has also served as a film location.

British Columbia · Canada