I recently saw a post by Mickey Beaves (Hive account@mickeybeaves) that shows a photo and a video of Cascade Falls, an impressive waterfall in British Columbia. I was a little ashamed and embarrassed to discover this waterfall that I had never heard about, because it is located only 15 kilometres north of Lougheed Highway, on which I drive very often.

So, I decided to go there and make my own post about Cascade Falls.

[Part of the text below is borrowed from a panel in the park and from the park website.

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Cascade Falls Regional Park

Cascade Falls Regional Park is a 22 hectare (54 acres) park featuring lush rain forests, scenic waterfalls and magnificent pools.

From the parking lot, to access the waterfall, there is a steep 250 metre trail ...

... which includes 50 stairs ...

... until you reach a platform and a suspension bridge ...

... from which you have an impressive view of the waterfall that spills over the edge of a cliff plummeting 30 metres into a large emerald pool.

From here, Cascade Creek runs into a series of smaller falls within a deeply incised gorge as it drops an additional 18 metres ...

... before emptying into the tranquil lower pools.

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When I was on the suspension bridge, I noticed two women that were sunbathing near the creek.

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Here is another view of Cascade Falls.

If you like this post, I would recommend that you watch the excellent video posted on Dtube by Hive account@mickeybeaves.