Bosumarne Falls - District régional de Fraser Valley, British Columbia

Bosumarne Falls

Bosumarne Falls est une attraction touristique située dans la Fraser Valley, à BC V4Z 1A9, Canada. Cette magnifique cascade se trouve à proximité de la rivière Chilliwack et offre un cadre paisible et relaxant.

Spécialités

• Attraction touristique

Autres données d'intérêt

• L'entrée est accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant est disponible
• L'endroit convient aux enfants

Avis

Bosumarne Falls a reçu 121 avis sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne de 4.8/5.

Description

Un chemin facile de 30 minutes de marche mène à une magnifique cascade - ce qui en vaut vraiment la peine L'endroit est idéal pour les photographes amateurs de champignons et les familles avec des enfants. Les chiens doivent être tenus en laisse.

Beaucoup de visiteurs ont souligné que l'ambiance près de la cascade était très apaisante, car le bruit de l'eau était rassurant. Certains ont également apprécié voir la cascade semi-gelée, qui donnait une beauté supplémentaire à l'attraction.

Le site est accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui en fait une destination intéressante pour les personnes bénéficiant de cette mobilité réduite. Un parking accessible est également disponible pour faciliter l'accès.

Bosumarne Falls est donc une destination idéale pour les familles, les amoureux de la nature et ceux qui cherchent une escapade paisible. Il est largement apprécié pour sa beauté naturelle et son accessibilité.

👍 Avis de Bosumarne Falls

Claudette C.

5/5

It was a beautiful day, the sounds of the waterfall was very soothing. Being close to the Chilliwack River, absolutely calming listen to the water. Water is Life!!!!

Yam D.

5/5

A 30-minute walk from the parking area leads to a stunning waterfall—totally worth it! I had a great time snapping photos of mushrooms along the way. Beautiful spot and peaceful trail!

Balaji S.

5/5

Easy trail, visited this place with kids. Dogs need to be kept in leash- after 30mins of walking u will reach a beautiful water falls. When we saw it was semi frozen, which was beautiful.

Johnathan P.

4/5

Nice little hike, roughly 30 minutes from the road. The 2nd half is a moderate incline and good boots for ankle support and for keeping your feet dry are recommended. The trail is not marked, though it pretty obvious from the road.

Charles

5/5

A very short hike that leads to a beautiful waterfall. You should wear proper footwear as the trail is muddy in places. Then there’s a narrow and slippery log over the river that you must cross. There are also black bears in the area so be prepared.

Ada

3/5

Hard to find even with Google Maps.... once Google Map says you have arrived, keep driving about 200-300m ahead until you see the telephone pole on your left with "B Falls" written on it. That is the entrance. Sadly the waterfalls have dried up 80% so it was disappointing. Otherwise the hike was easy, about 25 mins 1 way walking at a leisurely pace.

Esther K.

4/5

Outstanding hidden gem but hard to find trailhead off of Chilliwack Lake Road with minimal trail markings. Watch for small gravel pullout and red hiker flag on tree, left side, enroute to Chilliwack provincial park. Used to be old logging road so path is obvious once parked. Easy level to lower falls, moderate to upper falls but worth it! Good footwear essential I.e. runners not flip flops. Kids 10 and up could complete hike with rest stops and water.

Trevor R.

5/5

easy hike with very few trail markers. the trail is well worn and easy to follow. on a monday in may there was nobody else there and plenty of parking on the road.