Crystal Falls

This is definitely more walk and less hike, but it was still a really nice way to spend a couple of hours outdoors! This time of year (early January) it was VERY wet and muddy so make sure to have appropriate footwear, but it was still really fun. To be honest I’m not sure if we made it to the falls... we saw a small waterfall before turning back!

An easy walk, jog or cycle to the falls. If you walk on some rocks to cross the water there are other trails that take you further along the Coquitlam River

About 40- 60mins flat trail..Good for kids and dog to walk but be careful in small gravel that you can be trip off.in the end you will see a falls with lots of rock.We parked in the side street and it can be packed over the sunny day weekends.

Nice short hike for after work and a cool dip in the hole" to cool off in the summer"

This is a nice modest “hike” or more so a scenic walk. It’s great to bring your dog if you have one but keep them on leash as some of the paths are quite narrow leaving you very close to other people and their pets.At the end of the hike you come up to the falls which is cool and refreshing and is best to view in fall and winter. Summer time there isn’t much water flowing.

Great small hike right in your own backyard. Park at the north side of David to start your walk. Depending on your pace it should take 25-35 minutes to get to the falls. There is a small trail to get you to the top of the falls also. Trail can be busy on the weekend so best to go early if you want less traffic. Great place to bring your dog with lots of water for them to drink. Enjoy!

One of our favourite local hikes, close to home and great for the family. We have been going for years and haven't been at all this summer until this evening because it has been so incredibly busy this year. It was reasonable for a weekday, late afternoon. The trail wasn't crowded and the weather was warm but you are under cover of the trees most of the trail. A dip in the river along the way or in the river pools at the top right of the falls is especially refreshing, but do stay away from climbing the actual falls, as there have been a few rescues over the years of people who chose to climb the slippery waterfalls and fell. We usuly leave a few hours to hike, explore and swim. Round trip is about 7km.