Tulameen Falls
Near British Columbia
49.45848, -120.99004
BC Recreation Site — Maintained to Standard — The area encompasses the confluence of Vuich Creek and the Tulameen River. South up the river valley is an impressive waterfall. It is recommended that the trail only be used during low water seasons as the trail has two river crossings. Some sections of the trail are steep with loose surface tread. The trail winds through old growth forest, steep rock bluffs and along the rivers edge. TRAIL DETAILS �Trail ranking is moderate to difficult in some places. �Hiking time is approximately 20 minutes one way in optimal weather conditions. �Elevation gain/loss is 57 m. �Trail length is 825 m. — From Hwy #3 (Hope to Princeton): Head west out of Princeton on the Coalmont Road driving past Coalmont and to Tulameen. At the town of Tulameen turn left and f
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