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This is a pretty popular place for a hike, rapids viewing and relaxing. It is a 1 hour hike/walk one way in the forest (not wheelchair or stroller accessible), fairly flat and wide trail. You pass a beautiful lake, and have 2 choices of viewing areas depending on the direction of the tides. The sign at the beginning of the hike will provide some suggestions. Check online for the best times to go to catch the biggest tides. Once you reach the rapids, there are rocks for sitting on, you can catch kayakers or surfers on the standing waves, it’s a very cool experience to see. Not many places in the world that you can see this natural phenomenon. Another 1 hour walk back out, the rainforest is beautiful. Cherish the memories of the beautiful day you just experienced on the lovely west coast. Parking is free at the provincial park boundary or across the road in the museum parking lot.…
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Spectacular. If you are lucky you will see the kayakers surf the waves. Seals frolicking in the waves as well. Easy 4km in.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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The hike into the falls is fantastic and when you get there the falls and rapids are fantastic. We had a kayaker on the rapids which was great. This is a must see when you are in the area. Give yourself the time to enjoy all of it.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Beautiful hike to the Narrows. The trail is easy to follow and not too challenging. Definitely worth the hike once you reach the narrows.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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This is not an easy hike, at least in the last kilometre or so, but well worth the effort. The falls are spectacular, especially as the tide is turning.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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