Chapman Falls Hike
The Chapman Falls Hike is a 7.2 km lollipop hiking route near Sechelt, BC, that will take you upstream along Chapman Creek to the rushing water of a scenic waterfall. Along the trail, you will hike through an amazing forest setting and experience the tranquility of the natural landscape, as you follow the bubbling creek to the viewpoint for a sightline overlooking the cascading water. This is a great hike in close proximity to town that will allow you to get out and connect with nature.
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Route Description for Chapman Falls Hike
Making the trek out to Chapman Falls is a fun, family-friendly activity that will get you out exploring the natural beauty of the inlands landscapes along the Sunshine Coast. Make sure to check out the trail conditions before you set out on your hike, as the area is sometimes closed off due to nearby mining operations. Setting out from the trailhead, you will find yourself hiking through an amazingly scenic forest setting that follows Chapman Creek upstream toward the falls. Although getting a good sightline can be a bit tricky, if you explore the area you will be able to catch some nice views overlooking the cascading water. After enjoying the lovely creekside atmosphere, follow the trail along Reservoir Road for an alternate route back to the trailhead.
Getting to the Chapman Falls Hike Trailhead
To reach the trailhead for Chapman Falls from Sechelt, drive east on BC-101 for 1.6 km and turn left on Selma Park Road. After 650 m, you will find the trailhead at the end of the road.
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