Moses Falls - Revelstoke, British Columbia

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Adresse: Westside Rd, Revelstoke, BC V0E, Canada, Canada.

Spécialités: Circuit de randonnée.
Autres données d'intérêt: Pique-niques, Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Difficulté - sentier, Marche, Randonnée, Sentier en aller-retour, Chiens acceptés.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 182 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.5/5.

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Moses Falls Westside Rd, Revelstoke, BC V0E, Canada, Canada

Moses Falls est situé à l'adresse Westside Rd, Revelstoke, BC V0E, Canada. Cette entreprise propose des spécialités en matière de circuit de randonnée. En outre, il y a d'autres données d'intérêt tels que les pique-niques, l'accès en fauteuil roulant pour l'entrée et le parking, ainsi que la marche, la randonnée, le sentier en aller-retour et l'acceptation des chiens. Moses Falls a reçu 182 avis sur Google My Business et possède une note moyenne de 4,5/5.

Caractéristiques de Moses Falls

Moses Falls est connu pour sa vue magnifique avec des explications géologiques et environnementales intéressantes. Il est accessible en seulement 10 minutes de marche en descente. Cependant, il n'est pas entièrement accessible en fauteuil roulant en raison des escaliers et des rochers à surmonter, surtout aux dernières minutes. Il peut être difficile pour les enfants plus jeunes (sous 10 ans). Sinon, il est facilement accessible.

Opinions

Les avis sont généralement positifs, avec des commentaires tels que «Breathtaking view that only requires 10 minutes of downhill walk» et «Beautiful waterfall Nice little hike with a few steep, but not that bad sections.» Il est recommandé de visiter Moses Falls pour une expérience de randonnée unique et pour profiter de la vue spectaculaire.

👍 Avis de Moses Falls

Moses Falls - Revelstoke, British Columbia

Nicolas B.

5/5

Magnifique avec des explications géologiques en environnementales intéressantes

Tim C.

5/5

Breathtaking view that only requires 10 minutes of downhill walk. Not wheelchair friendly as there are steps and rocks to climb over particularly the last two minutes. Could be difficult for younger kids (under 10). Otherwise easy to reach.

coucai

5/5

Beautiful waterfall!
Nice little hike with a few steep,but not that bad sections.
You can walk it in a loop and see the lake.

Patrick H.

4/5

Very hidden waterfall. Parking about 10 minutes above. No signage, you have to follow the sound of the water. Unpaved paths and relatively steep. Be sure to wear sturdy footwear

Rebecca M.

3/5

Beautiful spot!
The hike was easy, albeit steep one direction. I felt like I didnt "earn" the breathtaking sight for how quick the hike to it was. We ate lunch there and enjoyed the cool air coming off the falls.

Rebecca U.

5/5

Beautiful views, no matter which part of the falls you make it to. There seem to be three “levels”, the top, middle, and bottom. Depending on how able-bodied and motivated you are, you can get a quick little “hike” in and dip your toes into some cool water.

Do NOT wear crocs or sandals for this hike - running shoes will do fine, but use something with tread/grip and closed toed. This hike is almost entirely made up of steep descents over roots and stones and may require channeling your inner mountain goat to climb down.

Lots of mosquitoes at this time of year, so spray down with bug spray to keep the bites to a minimum.

If you have any mobility issues or aren’t willing to sit down in the dirt to slide over some of the steep parts or even jump down, this is not the hike for you. This is not a hike you’d want to take older people on, if any of them have knee problems or balance/vertigo issues.

Overall, this is gorgeous and well worth the challenge, if you’re up to it!!

Farhad A.

4/5

Moses Falls is a hidden gem just minutes from downtown Revelstoke. The short trail (about 200 metres) leads through mossy forest to a dramatic multi-tiered waterfall that flows year-round. It’s steep and slippery in places, especially after rain or snow, so good footwear is a must. No signage, washrooms, or formal parking — just a gravel pullout and a trailhead marked by a small wooden post. The falls are loud, misty, and photogenic, especially in spring. Not wheelchair accessible, but doable for most hikers with care. Great for a quick nature fix or waterfall photo stop

Jewels L.

5/5

I made a last minute drive to check out this falls and it was beautiful. The hike down had some steep parts but it's not a long hike. I found a nice pool to plunge in before heading down to the bottom to check out the dam on the river. The tide appeared to be up high. There is a gravel road that I walked up to get back to my car. I would recommend this falls and I would go back! I would love to see it in winter! Waterfalls are so pretty that time of year!