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The Hike to Trent Falls

The hike to Trent Falls is relatively short and easy, in wild nature and a pleasant atmosphere. The trail has a length of 2.1 km (1.3 miles) and an approximate elevation gain of 50 m (164 ft). This hiking trail is categorized as an out and back route type and has light traffic. It features a river and a waterfall with a deep pool under it. Several jumping cliffs, pebbled shores, sunning spots, swimming pools, and the river full of salmon and steelhead trout multiply the appeal of the Trent Falls hiking trail. Hiking, nature trips, walking, and wildlife viewing are all possible in this amazing hiking trip.

Location of the Hike to Trent Falls

The hike to Trent River Falls is located near Courtenay, Vancouver Island. The access to it is from Inland Island Hwy and within walking distance of Comox Valley in Cumberland village. The Trent River and the 9 meters (30 feet) Trent River Falls along the trail make your hiking experience worthy of trying.

Hiking Trails Near the Hike to Trent Falls

The Hike to Trent Falls

The Hike to Trent Falls

The Hike to Century Sam Lake

The Hike to Century Sam Lake

Lake Helen Mackenzie and Battleship Lake Loop Hike

Lake Helen Mackenzie and Battleship Lake Loop Hike

Hiking on the Courtenay Riverway Heritage Walk

Hiking on the Courtenay Riverway Heritage Walk

How to Get to the Trent Falls Trail By Car

From Nanaimo:
The hiking trail to Trent Falls is about 107 km (66.4 miles) away from Nanaimo. The access is via BC-19 N and takes about an hour.
Take Third St to BC-19 N for 3.3 km (2 miles). Drive to BC-19 S and drive 103 km (64 miles) to reach the Trent Falls trail.

From Victoria:
Getting to the Trent Falls Trail from Victoria is via Trans-Canada Hwy/BC-1 N and BC-19 N. It is 217 km (134.8 miles) and takes about two hours and a half. Take Government St to Trans-Canada Hwy/BC-1 N for 1.2 km (0.7 miles). Follow Trans-Canada Hwy/BC-1 N to BC-19 S and drive 216 km (134.2 miles) to reach the trail.

What you Can Expect to See Near the Hike to Trent Falls

Comox

Comox

Courtenay

Courtenay

Mount McBride

Mount McBride

Goose Spit Park

Goose Spit Park

Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens

Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens

Nymph Falls

Nymph Falls

Deer Falls

Deer Falls

Stotan Falls

Stotan Falls

Tribune Bay Provincial Park

Tribune Bay Provincial Park

Rosewall Creek Falls

Rosewall Creek Falls

Brown's River Falls

Brown's River Falls

Beaufort Range

Beaufort Range

Myra Falls (Lower Myra Falls)

Myra Falls (Lower Myra Falls)

Trent River

Trent River

Trent River Falls

Trent River Falls

Details for the Hike to Trent Falls

Plan for the hiking trail

What you Can Expect to Do Near the Hike to Trent Falls

The Hike to Trent Falls

The Hike to Trent Falls

The Hike to Century Sam Lake

The Hike to Century Sam Lake

Lake Helen Mackenzie and Battleship Lake Loop Hike

Lake Helen Mackenzie and Battleship Lake Loop Hike

Hiking on the Courtenay Riverway Heritage Walk

Hiking on the Courtenay Riverway Heritage Walk

Camping in Buttle Lake Campground

Camping in Buttle Lake Campground

Camping in Circlet Lake Campground

Camping in Circlet Lake Campground

Camping in Kwai Lake Campground

Camping in Kwai Lake Campground

Camping in Helen Mackenzie Lake Campground

Camping in Helen Mackenzie Lake Campground

Camping in Fillongley Provincial Park Campground

Camping in Fillongley Provincial Park Campground

Camping in Deep Bay RV Park

Camping in Deep Bay RV Park

Camping in Ford's Cove Marina

Camping in Ford's Cove Marina

Camping in Qualicum Bay Resort

Camping in Qualicum Bay Resort

Camping in Lighthouse RV Park and Campground

Camping in Lighthouse RV Park and Campground

Camping in Bradsdadsland Campsite

Camping in Bradsdadsland Campsite

Camping in Cumberland Lake Park Campground

Camping in Cumberland Lake Park Campground

What Do You Think about the Hike to Trent Falls?