Bridal Falls Viewpoint — Attraction in Area D (Popkum/Bridal Falls/Wahleach)

Bridal Falls Viewpoint is an absolute gem in British Columbia! The short 15-minute hike from the parking lot leads you to a breathtaking 60-meter waterfall that truly lives up to its name—the cascading water resembles a delicate bridal veil . The trail is well-maintained and family-friendly, though it can be steep and slippery in spots, so sturdy footwear is recommended .

The viewpoint offers an incredible up-close perspective of the falls, surrounded by lush greenery and the soothing sounds of rushing water. It’s a perfect spot for photography, reflection, or just soaking in nature’s beauty . The park also has picnic areas and clean restroom facilities, making it a great place for a quick getaway or a relaxing afternoon .

Pro tip: Arrive early on weekends to secure parking, as it can get busy . And while some visitors ignore the safety signs to get closer to the falls, I’d advise staying on the designated paths—it’s slippery and risky .

Whether you’re a local or a traveler passing through, Bridal Falls Viewpoint is a stunning, easy-access natural attraction that shouldn’t be missed!...

Easy parking, easy learning of the map to hike up, it’s a short hike, but steep which makes it seem longer but it is really a short hike. The water fall was precious! It really has a good name for it! The beauty of a bride in nature! You should miss on this waterfall or even second guess it!… they have many public bathrooms which is nice and the hike is very treesome as in if you forgot your hiking hat or sunscreen I wouldn’t worry about it. It looks like a place tooken from Twilight! Sorry I really loved this waterfall and want to go again but for more time being near such beauty you don’t want to leave and a gas station is really close so if you ever did need to refill your car or grab snackys. Very convenient location from the highway easy to drive to and yeah even if you’re in a rush I would say you...

I've never been so close to a waterfall before! The hike up to the waterfall is maybe 10 minutes, and there's a Danger sign literally everybody ignores. From there it's a bit of a steep climb, if you choose to proceed, make sure to bring good non-slippery shoes and be careful there. But what a memorable experience! 100% worth the climb! Not many things in life can compare to seeing the force of nature this close to you. Prepare to be slightly wet though from the drizzle! There's a picnic area with tables and benches where you can stop...