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Hike the New Hazelton Lookout and Waterfall Trail

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This easy hike right in New Hazleton takes you to a beautiful cascading unnamed waterfall.

This waterfall almost looks like it belongs in Oregon or Washington but instead its in Northern British Columbia in a cute little mountain town. The hike is an easy, gradual and well maintained trail. 

To get to the trailhead drive to the end of Laurier Street in New Hazleton and you'll see the signs for waterfall and lookout trail. Stay to the left on the trail and you will end up at the waterfall. 

Its a great place for a quick stretch and some photos.
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Photography
Hiking
Dog Friendly
Easy Parking
Family Friendly
Food Nearby
Forest
Picnic Area
River
Scenic
Waterfall
Wildflowers

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