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Discover the best top things to do in Clearwater, Canada including Wells Gray Provincial Park, Helmcken Falls, Wells Gray Information Center, Dawson Falls, Spahat Falls, Moul Falls Trail, Wells Gray Provincial Park.
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1. Wells Gray Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 745 reviews
This large scenic park and wilderness area contains five major lakes, two river systems, many small lakes, streams, waterfalls and rapids, which make this an outdoor recreation paradise.
Reviewed By 917marlenel
When we learned that most of the hikes were low-level, along rivers or creeks, I feared we'd get bored. Not to worry! We had a wonderful time during our relaxed, 4-day stay. The first day, on our host's recommendation, we walked Ray Farm, then spent hours gazing mesmerized at the salmon vainly trying to scale Bailey's Chute, then finished with a walk up to Myanth Falls (West Lake trail looked too muddy). Second day we walked up to Trophy Mountain meadows. Wonderful vistas. Tho it was cloudy and a scant 9 degrees at the trailhead at 10:30, the sun burned off the clouds and it warmed up nicely. Stopped at Spahat Creek Falls on the way home. Third day was a change: we rented kayaks for an all-day paddle on Clearwater Lake. Beautiful, quiet, hot. My only quibble was that we had to get the double kayak down from the rack and into the water by ourselves. We're small people (it probably weighed 5x my weight) and in our '70s, so it was quite a struggle. The last day we spent on waterfalls: Helmken, Dawson, and down to the base of Moul,plus the Green Mt. Tower lookout. You could probably do it all in 3 days if you worked harder, but we loved our leisurely visit. Very recommended.
2. Helmcken Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 995 reviews
Reviewed By Savytraveler2903
Awesome views of the falls and only a very short walk from the parking lot was a great day and a must see
3. Wells Gray Information Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 281 reviews
The Information Center is the place to begin your adventure into the Wells Gray Provincial Park and Clearwater. You will find maps and literature, historical and natural history displays. You will be able to book accommodations and excursions, use the internet and have some refreshments. Relax and enjoy our beautiful building and grounds. You are welcome!
Reviewed By staceyhE4832CX - Victoria, Canada
Make sure to stop in here before you start to explore Wells Gray provincial Park. The guides are so helpful and provided us with so much information for activities that are available for people to experience here. They give out an excellent easy to follow map, ask you how many days you’re staying, and then go from there to provide you with information about all that you can experience in Wells Gray. The staff were really friendly and helpful and gave us suggestions that we didn’t even know were available, hence why it’s so important to stop in before you start to explore. ???? The info centre is a great place to explore itself as it has information about the area, animals, Indigenous peoples and souvenirs.
4. Dawson Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By Toswirah - Clearwater, Canada
These falls are my favorite of all.the falls in.Wells Gray Park.. a easy hike to a spectacular view of the force of running water.
5. Spahat Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By EkMusafir - Pune, India
On the way back from our Rocky Mountain coach tour we stopped at the Wells Gray Provincial Park at Clearwater, just off the Southern Yellowhead Highway. We had to walk a bit from the bus parking lot but it was quite a pleasant one through some old growth forest. The towering falls looked beautiful with the water gushing down from a narrow opening in the layers of solidified lava and falling with a force about eighty feet below. The falls were in two steps making it look longer. We could distinctly make out the different layers of solidified lava flows which led to the formation of these hills. There are supposed to be four more major falls in the Wells Gray Park but we were on a time budget so we had to get back in our bus to Vancouver. There were decent washrooms and a food stall selling hot Belgian waffles near the parking lot.
6. Moul Falls Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By alisoncawley
I lovely walk down to this waterfall, although quite steep and a bit of climbing needed at the end. If you walk behind the waterfall you will need a change of clothes as you will be drenched.
