Margaret Falls

Beautiful walk to Margaret Falls. Then the falls itself is quite a surprise itself. Very enjoyable.

I use crutches all the time and this walk was manageable with occasional rest stops, worth the walk.

Nice walk, trail is wide and easy. Nicely lacking in mosquitos as well. Also the canyon is fairly cool due to the water running through and makes a comfortable walk even in 30 degree weather.

This is an extremely easy walk. Wheelchair accessible path. The canyon is a great choice on a hot day. Just be warned parking is limited, no trailers or anything bigger than a camper van. The road in is also narrow. Drive carefully!

The trail to the falls was reopened (October 4 2019) following flood repairs. The trail follows the same path and terminates with a cantilevered viewing platform extending in front of the falls for a close-up view.

Wow! A local told us of this spot or we would have missed it! Wow! Only a short walk to the falls and the walk is just as amazing as the actual falls!

Evidently this was named after a lady named Margaret, the first white woman who saw it.lame name but a really cool waterfall. Easy walk, I did it in slides. Good for families and pets too. Great views! I would definitely return.

I've been coming to the falls since a kid and every time I go I'm always in awe at the falls. Easy hike great veiw and well kept.

This is a nice short and easy hike. 10-15 min to get to see the falls, great for the family with small kids!

Easy walking trail, recently improved. Short walk to the falls and has a great new viewing platform.

Easy refreshing walk to and back to see the falls. Much cooler on the trail than outside. Many tall trees to look at and the trail follows the water. Reminds me slightly of the walk to the falls in Johnston Canyon, Alberta

A beautiful place to visit. The trails are well groomed and the waterfalls are amazing. A must see.

Amazing falls that are only a short walk from the parking lot and come earlier in the morning as the falls can get busy