Hopeall Falls

A great getaway from the usual city life, with the soothing sound of the waterfall and an enjoyable bit of trekking.

What a adventure in finding this Well Worth it Falls! The last 2km dirt roadway, take it Slowly for potholes, one pass the little bridge, only about 70yards, park, stay to the right, the Falls Slowly come into view and Awesome 4SURE to Behold!

The short road is VERY ROUGH! I’m sure a truck or SUV would be fine but we were in my little hatchback and holy smokes!!!! Just a heads up. But it’s a cute little spot!!

Drove almost to waterfall. Last bit of road very rough and full of pot holes. Walked short distance 15 minutes to waterfall..beautiful sight. Lots of blackflies spray lots of bug spray.People were walking their dogsTook pictures from top of falls and part way down

This is a great waterfall. There are two options. You can either park off the highway and hike about 10-20 min or you can drive along the gravel road behind here and hike only a hundred meters or so.

DON'T GO WHERE GOOGLE DIRECTS YOU! The road is horrendous and you start at the end of the trail. Go to the trailhead on hwy 80!

A bit of a rough road off the highway. My mother was not a fan. I enjoyed the view of the falls and the little path that followed the river past the falls.

Lovely falls but DON’T DRIVE TO THIS PIN. The road is designed for ATVs or 4WD. There is a parking spot right on the main highway.

Beautiful spot. There are actual sites to pitch a tent next to river/waterfalls.

This was a pretty hike and the falls were just as nice as any in Iceland, a country that boasts of stunning falls. There was an outhouse at the entrance off route 80 we appreciated!!The walk in had a lot of tree roots. You can walk or gawk, but not both. We were saddened to see a fair amount of litter on spots. Always amazes me people will litter. Can't be tourists. Shame on those who leave cans, bottles and other debris. I wish we could do a campaign for clean beaches and trails. It is unusual to see litter on trails to be fair.You can take a back road and drive to the falls, with just a short walk in, but defeats a walk in nature.It is boggy in spots, and boots are a must to enjoy the walk in my opinion.