Murray Creek Falls is a great place for a quick stop when travelling through Spences Bridge, the tall waterfall can be seen from HWY 1 and will surely draw your eyes in as you pass by. The area also provides hiking trails and the possibility of spotting Mountain Goats.
Found within one of the driest areas of British Columbia, this waterfall has a small Dam at the top and was once the main water supply for the small town below.
The hike to the falls is considered easy, you will cross a small walking bridge and a small creek bed before seeing the base of the falls, to get to the Waterfall you can follow the small path to the right of the creek, climb the small hill with the rope found on the ground and you have arrived!
The Stats:
The total height of Murray Creek Falls is 161 feet (49 meters) the first drop is 123 feet (37 meters), and the average width is 10 feet (3 meters).
Murray Creek feeds Murray Creek Falls 12 months a year, the best time to visit is between March to July.
Getting There:
Get off HWY 1 at Bridgeway Street and head for the river, turn right on Station Steet and immediately turn left on Colvin Road, Follow the road until you see the waterfall, don’t drive over the railroad tracks, park on the side of the road and walk over the railroad tracks to get onto the trailhead.
