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Rainbow Falls is the lower waterfall on Slollicum Creek where it empties into Harrison Lake in British Columbia, near the Rainbow Falls recreation site. It is distinct from the more visible Slollicum Creek Falls farther upstream, which is often mistakenly called Rainbow Falls. That mix-up stems from the fact that the upstream falls can be seen from a bridge on East Harrison Forest Service Road, while Rainbow Falls at the lakeshore appears to be reachable only by boat. The upstream falls is a perennial plunge waterfall with another equally tall plunge hidden above it, but the name Rainbow Falls properly belongs to the separate lower falls.
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