GREGG RIVER FALLS
Gregg River Falls offers a short, forested walk to a peaceful waterfall—the perfect spot to unwind and explore.
Take Hwy 40 North, cross the Gregg River bridge, and a few minutes later look for a gravel pull-off on the right side of the road. The falls are a short walk from here. No signage or formal parking.
Location & Access
Gregg River Falls is located about 25 km south of Hinton along Highway 40, just past the Gregg River bridge—about a 20–30 minute drive with a gravel pull-off on your right.
What to Expect
This is not a massive cascade, but its layered ledges and forested cliffs create a relaxed, intimate setting. Clear pools are perfect for dipping your feet on a hot day! No public amenities—pack out your waste and remember: Leave No Trace.
Why It's Worth It
Gregg River Falls is a quiet gem where many visit for a peaceful splash and scenic rest. Whether you're showing friends or discovering it yourself, it's a beautiful reason to explore just beyond Hinton.
Tips for Visitors
No Cell Service: There is little to no reception in the area. Download directions and maps ahead of time or bring a GPS.
No Facilities: There are no bathrooms, garbage bins, or water taps. Pack out all trash and bring everything you need.
Access & Parking: Park respectfully on the gravel pull-off near Luscar Road.
Leave No Trace: Stick to existing paths and avoid creating new ones. Don’t stack rocks or carve into trees or the landscape.
Wear Proper Footwear: The path may be muddy, uneven, or slippery, especially after rain. Closed-toe shoes with good tread are recommended.
Wildlife Awareness: Bears, moose, and other wildlife frequent the area. Carry bear spray, stay alert, and make noise on the trail.
No Fires or Camping: Open fires are not permitted, and there are no designated campsites. Please respect fire bans and camp elsewhere.
Keep Dogs Leashed: Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all times to protect both wildlife and other visitors. Clean up after your pet.
Swimming is Not Recommended: Due to changing water levels, slippery rocks, and lack of designated access.
Trail Conditions Vary: There is no official maintenance of the trail. It can become overgrown or washed out—proceed with caution.
Be Considerate: This is a quiet, undeveloped natural space. Avoid playing loud music or leaving markings of any kind.
