Greer Creek Falls

Fort Fraser, British Columbia

5.0/5

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1.94 miles

Elevation Gain

351 ft

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Out-and-Back

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Added by Kaila Walton

Greer Creek Falls is an easy hike that leads to a beautiful 8 metre waterfall Southeast of Vanderhoof BC.

Greer Creek Falls is a beautiful waterfall in any season and a great half day adventure for anyone. Its a picture perfect area in the boreal forest of Northern BC, and a nice little swimming hole to cool off before hiking back up to your vehicle.

To get to Greer Creek falls from Prince George head West on Highway 16 to Vanderhoof. Once in Vanderhoof turn left onto Kenney Dam Road heading west, follow this paved road past the Sai'kuz First Nation Village. Eventually the road turns into gravel and you'll come to the main intersection of the Kenny Dam, Kluskus and Telegraph Forest Services Roads (FSRs). You'll know when you're at the intersection as there are big signs that are hard to miss. Turn left onto the Kluskus FSR and follow it to kilometre marker 37.5 and there will be a large gravel parking lot to the right. Park there and you'll see the trail, follow that and you will get to the waterfall!

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Greer Creek Falls Reviews

Deane Carlson

Greer Creek Falls

07/02/22

This is one of our favourite hikes, the hike is little challenging as there’s a couple long steep hills, but the waterfalls are spectacular, there is a big pool at the bottom of the waterfalls that is great for swimming. There are picnic tables at the waterfalls as well which is great if you pack in a lunch.

5.0

Shai Creed

Greer Creek Falls

09/02/19

It was a great waterfall and a beautiful half hour hike. I was surprised how busy it was.

5.0

Jessica Wurst

Greer Creek Falls

06/18/19

very easy, beautiful trail. Hikes three times since August in all different conditions. very accessible even in winter. worst part is the log xri

5.0

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