Marble River Provincial Park — Attraction in Area B (Quatsino Sound/Cape Scott)

The trail winds through the forest from the Marble River Campground and is pleasant enough. Although it follows the course of the Marble River there are very few spots to see the river. You can’t help wishing to be closer to the water. But at the end of the trail is Bear Falls, making it all worthwhile as in season there are salmon to be seen jumping up the falls.

A short extension takes you to Emerald Pool but when we were there there was only a short stretch of river bank to stand on in, the rest overgrown. Possible ok for fishing but not ideal for swimming.

If you go in late summer expect to find huckleberries and salal berries...

Very nice area. Today (May 3 2018) my boyfriend and I hiked to the bear creek falls. We were the only ones there the entire time which was super awesome. We were constantly calling out to make sure we were heard for wildlife. The trail is a little over run but really easy to follow. We had no issues. Currently the gate to the campground is closed and locked. But you can still easily access the trails. The campground looks very west coast and I am in love with the upper loop spots. I am for sure planning on coming back...

I stopped here for only 20 minutes in the early hours of a fine autumn day. Incredibly peaceful and quiet. I walked out onto the bridge on the highway crossing the river and took a few photos. the other side had huge slabs of rock, good for fishing off of.. There are no designated campsites at this park, however random wilderness camping is allowed. take out what you take in. Worth a stop if you are out...