Reviews of Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park (Tourist Attraction)

Alex Ashton

Great place for a pit stop - it's right off of the highway and can make a great place first lunch. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because of how short the trail is in the area. It would be great to have a longer trail and explore that area a little more. None the less the is gorgeous and I can't wait to see it in another season. There is a small field in the area and lots of picnic tables for you the enjoy a moment at the falls.

Ibrahim Kurtoglu

Free access with parking space amazing views worth it every effort to climb

Carolyn Wells

Absolutely stunning, great hike. Just off the highway.

Tanjid Hossain

Great experience! 15 mins hike. High might be a bit difficult towards the end.

TooMuchFire

One of the most incredible places to be so close to these incredible mountains, AKA, Apu's. This a a powerful place to see nature in it's most primal state, with an entrance that you won't forget, inviting you into a place of magic. The wise and ancient Trees are beautifully covered in moss as you climb up a short distance to the viewing point. Going further to the base of the falls is breathtaking, yet a word of caution. Wear proper footwear, as I saw people with flip flops, heading up, where the rock slate is loose, and you can easily slip if not possibly injure oneself. Once up there you can touch the falls themselves, letting the cool water rush over you and its breathtaking. A truly magical place to just be.

Alice AbiRaad

A very nice fall to visit and see the trees around all filled with kind of grass that make them look so exceptional’

Leah Curtis

Beautiful little hike! Highly recommend!

Ali Mehrizi

Very accessible from transcanada highway and only a 15 minute walk/hike from where you part your car. You hear the falls before you see it and then when you see it you first see smaller parts of it. It takes you two “wow”s before fully seeing the actual falls and even then only half of the 120 m falls is visible from the base. The hike can be steep but it’s not too difficult. Certainly worth the stop and definitely prettier than its pictures!

Annj Alexander

A short hike from the parking lot through a few smaller falls towards the majestic Bridal Veil falls. It’s a gorgeous backdrop for a selfie! An easy hike up a waterfall but ensure wearing proper footwear, it can be quite slippery on those rocks! Bonus: it’s dog friendly!

Xan He (Pro Reviews)

The sound of the waterfall is every therapeutic. Drops of water fall on your skin. If I were you, I would take a towel and swim gear here for some cold therapy. It’s very calming and anti inflammatory. Also a great spot for photos at sunrise. No one is there.

Micah Mckerlich

Bridal Veil Falls was a great experience! It’s a short easy hike and is very accessible which is great! Such a beautiful little walk! It’s worth it to check it out!

Terry Clarke

A beautiful hike to an extraordinary waterfall, nice new facilities here, must stop on the way to Vancouver.

VS 23

If you’re looking for a short and sweet hike, this is it. Relatively flat with a few stairs depending which route you choose. Once at the bottom of the falls, there’s a viewing spot, and if you’re feeling adventurous, with caution, you can continue your hike right to the fall. Simply stunning.

Kat R

A nice and short walk to the falls. There are picnic tables near the parking lot and a few outhouses. Be careful when going up to the falls and down as it’s slippery.

Thereysa Tabert

Absolutely gorgeous, short 10 min trail walk up, and a 2 min hike up to the actual waterfall. I would suggest to wear hiking boots if you plan to go to the very top as it is wet, but still do-able in flats (I did it just fine the last time), it's just harder to get down.

Jaspreet Singh

A great fall to watch if you are falls lover like me. The trail is so easy and short for such a beautiful view. It’s little slippery to go near falls, so be careful ❤️❤️❤️.

Sai Vikranth Desu

Insane experience. This was one of the most breathtaking waterfalls I've seen in my travels. And the best part is you can get up close and touch the falls themselves. Definitely be careful as it's a slippery slope once you're there. Thankfully we saw a sign on the highway and decided to check it out. If the Bridal Falls is on your drive anywhere, highly recommend checking it out!

Vignesh Sundaresan

Amazing!! The walk through the serene woods, thriving nature, the sound of guzzling water.. it's one of the most beautiful of experiences we had. A steep trek up to the falls, so proper trekking boots are highly recommended and also a ski/trek pole just for added support. There is hardly anything to hold on to on the climb and the rainy day we chose only made it more slippery. Clean washrooms, nice petite parking lot and a small picnic spot all add to the visit. There is a shell gas station right next to the spot and a MCDONALD'S.

Erica Ngan

Very easy, short hike to the watch point for amazing waterfall but many hike up for closer photos. VERY steep slippery little rocks at the top. Must wear proper shoes to prevent sliding down. There was a sign that tells people not to climb up further but it's not very visible when you see people keep walking to the falls.

Jehanzeb Naeem Khan

After a relatively easy hike, you reach the base of the viewpoint which shows a spectacular waterfall. It is bright and high and does seem like the veil of a bride. If you ignore the warnings, you can try to hike to the base of the waterfall which would be both beautiful to look at and dangerous! I felt that, I should have hiked the mountain and reached the top as that would have been even more breathtaking.

Pooya Mohammadi

Bridal Veil Falls is a nice and easy to reach place. ????Located right beside Trans-Canada highway and 1h 40m drive from Vancouver. Its a good weekend ride to enjoy. Its crowded on weekends though. Might face parking problem, although there is a parking there. There is someone in charge to help you find the right parking and inform you if there are lots available. ???? After parking your car, there is a 7-minute walk through a beautiful jungle to reach almost beneath the falls. Yet, be careful of the elderly as reaching tight beneath the falls is somehow hard. Its too steep and muddy that makes it hard to climb. ⛲️ In summer, if you reach right beneath the falls, the temperature is different from around and many water droplets strike into your face. Enjoy the beauty!

Tanvir Duggal

Not the best falls I have seen but still adorable

Noel Nissen

Fabulous location to take a break from driving. Beautiful easy walk through a forested area. Unfortunately a number of people decide to leave their litter at the site. Stunning location. Do yourself a favour and stop here... But please take your litter out.. Or pick up a few pieces if you can.

Manpreet Dhillon

Nature cannot be underrated. To reach at the fall you have to enjoy hiking through the trail that leads to the fall. Full fun with family and kids.

Rory Perron

Definitely one of the prettiest waterfalls I have ever seen. It’s not massive but it’s quite unique. And it’s a short hike, so no reason not to check it out!

Kathy Ronald

Short hike but fairly steep. Spectacular falls. Has clean bathrooms

Tapan Shatapathy

Very pretty waterfall. Easy 15 min hike from the parking lot and the views are spectacular

Adolf Daniel

Fun hike. Need to be little careful if you plan to climb up to see the falls closer. I saw few people got struck up there and struggled to get down. Climbing up looks easier but getting down is a bit challenging as it is steep and slippery. The kids had fun in the creek playing in the water. Do not forget to get water shoes to have enjoy the nice water stream.

Kel-c Jules

Getting there was easy, it's well marked, there's quite a few outhouses for public use that are regularly cleaned by bc parks staff as well as picnic tables! It's a Really cool place to visit. I loved seeing the falls. The hike is quite easy. If you want to go up to the falls it's tricky, definitely bring proper shoes. there's a spot at the bottom that tells you to stop at a certain point but I couldn't help it, I didn't go all that way not to get as close as I could to them! But keep in mind it is a risk!

Vishakha Rao

The hike is quite easy, but if you want to take pictures close to the fall then it’s really steep and rocky. Make sure that you wear right shoes. When you go down it gets really slippery so be prepared for that. The falls are beautiful and on weekends the place is really crowded.

Elizabeth Nutting

This is a quick hike just off highway 1. Be aware that the main route says it is 15 minutes, but it’s a steep uphill. Take your time or else consider taking the woodland trail which appeared to be less steep. The view is absolutely worth it and you can get in and out in 45 minutes.

Laura Wilson

Gorgeous falls. There is a small parking area that normally has spots. If you go in the early morning you'll get views of the falls without anyone else there. The washrooms on site are new and very clean (although they are outhouses).

Tímea Kovàcs

It's a short but steep trail. At the end there is the beautiful Bridal Veil Fall. It's definitely worth the trip. The forest is like you are in a fairytale. The only problem is that it's not enough parking and lots of people visiting especially on weekends. Also there are tons of mosquitoes so make sure you are prepared.

Roy Monsanto

The falls itself is so majestic, high and wide. The park has portable toilet stalls for guests and has picnic tables as well. Parking is not an issue. Just be careful in going up the hill towards the falls and coming back down.

Yang Stella

Drove two hour away from home , Good place with kiddos and family , love water fall at the end , so beautiful ???? stunning

Al Merc

Great place for a quick trail with the family and kids. Dog friendly and free parking Great view of the falls

Mehr Poulad

Located past Chilliwack off of hwy 1. Roughly 1-1.5hr drive from Vancouver depending on traffic. Definitely worth checking out if you are driving past and have an hour to spare. I stopped at the Falls when visiting Harrison lake. Lots of free parking at the trailhead and it’s about a 15minute walk to the falls themselves. I’m sure the provincial park has longer tails but we just wanted to look at the falls. Bathrooms are located at the parking lot and there are lots of picnic tables in the park just off of the lot as well.

Nick Gammon

What a beautiful, amazing and spectacular waterfall. It's literally a 2 minute drive off the highway. If you have 30 minutes to spare make sure you stop in here. Its a 15 minute hike through the forest, mostly uphill. The climb to the very bottom of the water is a little intense. The summer months are usually packed with tourists. But on this beautiful fall day we had the falls all to ourselves!

Clair Smith

June is best of the year to visit the waterfalls with snow melting & lots of rain. The hike is worth it its only about 20 minutes but take your time to enjoy the nature lots of big trees, there's a picnic tables, parking is easy , washrooms on site. It's really beautiful cascading waterfall it's like the Mother of all waterfalls. It's a Beauty of Mother Nature. We always stop by to see every year. It's what British Columbia lots to offer it's like in your own backyard it's accessible and easy to find.

D Suba

A nice short pleasant hike. The view point is located quite a ways away from the actual waterfall. But one can go to the base of the falls at their own risk. The waterfall isn't a big one but a beautiful one nonetheless. The road leading up to the car park is paved and there are washrooms available. The hike is family friendly but not stroller or wheelchair friendly.