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Gold Creek Lower Falls 1

Gold Creek Lower Falls 1

This is half of the Lower Falls on Gold Creek in Golden Ears Park in BC. There is a 30-35 minute hike from the parking lot up the Lower Falls Trail to the Fall...
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This is half of the Lower Falls on Gold Creek in Golden Ears Park in BC. There is a 30-35 minute hike from the parking lot up the Lower Falls Trail to the Falls. The trail has been made into a gravel trail instead of the root filled trails you would normally find in the forest. I guess they did this so more people with strollers and older folks can make it to the lower falls. It does have some grade to some sections; but, it is not very steep. Oh yeah, parking is free, yay!
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Aperture f/13 ISO 100 Shutter 3/10 Focal Length 61/1

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Nov, 2015

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