Cliff Park

Beautiful hidden away park. Great, walk some picnic spots. Love the stream and running water. It's definitely a nice spot would recommend.

Great park by the river.take the walk down to the falls.easy walking trail great place on a hot summer day

Local Maple Ridge park.nice place on those hot summer days.be sure to walk down to the falls good trail easy to walk.

What a great park! A definite destination for those who feel they have seen all parks and trails! Kanaka Creek stream bed is a work of art and shows how nature can sculpt beauty like no artist ever could! A very different creek in the whole of the lower mainland. Trails galore, maintained and signed, go there!

Beautiful and magic.being one in nature is breath taking.a few refreshing swimming holes to take a break from the heat

Tough climbs in this narrow but picturesque park. It isn't appropriate for anyone with heart or knee issues, steep ups and downs whichever trail you take.

Beautiful place tucked away had no idea it was even here, decided to follow the signs to the park one day and was pleasantly surprised.
Absolutely beautiful walk, with a park, field, washrooms.
Hidden gem!

Cliff falls is incredible. It’s a super quick and easy hike. Lots of stairs but they are well maintained and safe. We’ve seen lots of wildlife here and the falls are beautiful. There are multiple little bridges along the trail that give you awesome views of the water and the park.

Would absolutely recommend this, we do it often with our dogs as an after work hike.

Cozy park with decent views. Dog friendly trails. Quick 15 minute loop around the park with a couple of bridges.

Lovely place, I have yet to explore it fully. Nice trails. I love the sound of the water. Only visited during the colder months. I would imagine it gets busy in summer.

Beautiful nature with an amazing fall. There are some tables for sitting and having BBQ, just be aware of bears!

Great Park not too crowded good walk nice trails very clean not too crowded once again the water is a little low 2021.

Great walk in the woods. Not much water in the falls. Fish hatchery interesting. Some up and down hills and stairs

Cliff Park has a gravel parking. From here, you can access Kanaka Creek Regional Park; specifically, the Cliff Falls viewing area. Note that there may be horses or cyclists on some of the designated trails in the area. Remember that everyone yields to horses (please have your dog sit and stay while horses pass) and bikes yield to everyone (>>‍️). Dogs are ok on leash in the trails, but not at playground or sports fields.
There are garbage cans, don't leave trash. This is a wildlife interface area and you may encounter bears.

Nice mix of trails. Liked the ability to go down to the creek. Great open areas with short grass and picnic tables.

My phone did the spooky flickering thing, glad the wife's apple still worked. The whole park roars with the sound of river and waterfalls.

Lovely clean park, but spring time mosquitos are unbearable. Actual clouds of mosquitoes in the evenings.

Cliff park has nice trails and beautiful scenery with the forest, creek and little waterfalls all around. It wasn't too busy and everyone was very respectful keeping a good distance.

Cliff Falls park is a segment of the Kanaka Creek green corridor of parks and protected habitat. It features a number of well groomed walking trails with bridges and stairs and a picnic area with fire pits, picnic tables and a public washroom.
The picnic area is located next to the falls themselves which are pretty and can be quite dramatic during spring run off. There is no access to water near the falls due to steep and dangerous terrain.
The trails here are well maintained. They are suitable for people with normal mobility, including young children. There are a number of steep grades and stairs that are not recommended for those requiring wheelchairs, strollers or walkers.
The park is lightly, but steadily travelled most days but can be crowded on nice days as it is well known and used by families and dog walkers. The picnic area is heavily used during the summer, but not crowded.
This is an on-leash park, but many people walk pets off leash and I have encountered very few problem dogs. There are bears and coyotes here, mostly in the south end of the park and not generally a problem. But animal awareness is important and animal-proof garbage bins are located throughout.

Gorgeous little trails, easy, and well maintained! Lots of great spots to stop and admire or have a picnic. We had fun even though it was a little rainy.

Excellent place for a dog walk, BBQ with the family, wading at the creek where the path meets up with it

This park is just beautiful for a nice walk or run in the outdoors. Me and my family enjoyed it very much. Nice for taking pictures of beautiful scenery, if you like the forest and running streams. It also has a children's park at the beginning of the park by the parking lot. You can even bring your horse for an outing at this park. You must go if you like to walk and take in the beautiful outdoors. One other thing it's a little bit hillsy so be prepared to get your legs a good climb. Enjoy your day Tammy Isaacs

A great park for a 1 hour loop through the woods an by the river. Nice views of small waterfalls.

What a great place for a walk! Never knew this place existed. Very nice walking trails, more necessarily wheelchair accessible, lots of steep Hills, but oh what a view, do yourself a favour and go.

Well maintained trails. Good 30 min walk.
If you are a dog owner please remember to bring a bag to clean up as there is no bag dispenser.

A beautiful hiking trail which leads down too the water which escases small pools of water to wade in.

I love this park with its two waterfalls. The only reason I dont come here more often is because my dog prefers to walk off leash, and that's not allowed here.

Great views of rivers with a lot of picnic areas a small playground and area for parking. Washrooms near the parking.

Lots nature but a short walk. The waterfall has been fenced in due to slippery rocks & trail

Great views, just wish it was easier to take a stroller. I don't recommend using a stroller. Baby wear if you can.

Well maintained park, the only place you can go down to the river bank is at an Iron bridge between pine bridge trail and canyon trail.

Really gorgeous park. It is well maintained and the trails are really user friendly. It was an atmosphere that is like none other we saw while visiting BC. It was amazing to be able to walk up to the river and falls and relax.

Really lovely park, lots of beautiful scenery and we'll maintained trails. Everyone had a great time. Not a great place for strollers because of the many stairs. Say one mom dragging her stroller up the stairs with two kids in it. Those were just the 2nd set. The Pine Ridge loop trail has at least 4 sets of stairs, two on either side to access the other, outer trails. Bring a carrier if you need to bring young kids.