The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
hiked a short trail to Bridal Veil Falls
in British Columbia, Canada
July 10, 2015
perfect day sign

Bridal Veil Falls is located about 20 minutes west of the City of Hope, along Highway 1 at the base of Mount Cheam inside Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park. Bridal Veil Falls is often just called Bridal Falls.

Below: Karen Duquette took photos from both sides of the little bridge while on the trail to the falls.

Below: A short hike (with a half hour return) took the two RV Gypsies along a lush trail lined with ferns, moss, and picturesque woods with great looking trees and small streams of water.

Below: Lee Duquette paused to enjoy the view from another little bridge. Karen Duquette photographed a tiny waterfall.

Below: The path was easy to walk on, but at times quite steep. Funny how the path looks so level in the photos though.

Below: The falls are 60 meters high and as the water cascades over the smooth rock face, a veil-like effect is created. The falls are viewed from a platform and the sign warns people not to proceed beyond the fence.


Below: Lots of logs are at the bottom of the falls. The photo below shows the view as the falls continue down stream.

Below: The stream from the waterfall

Below: Lee Duquette thought the tree roots looked like worms or snakes.	Below: The two RV Gypsies enjoying the view.


Below: The two RV Gypsies walked back to the park entrance and found a picnic table and enjoyed their lunch near the creek.

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