High Falls Creek Trail

High Falls Creek Trail is a loop hike off Squamish River Forest Service Road west of Squamish, commonly described as about 8.3 km with roughly 525 m of elevation gain. The canyon section climbs steep bluffs with fixed ropes and chains to waterfall viewpoints, then forest trails connect to Branch 200 FSR for a long downhill road walk back to the trailhead. Most hikers treat it as a one-way canyon climb because descending the ropes is more exposed. There are no toilets or reliable drinking water on the route, and cell service drops shortly after leaving the highway. Best conditions are typically dry days from April to November.