Waterfalls & Suspension Bridge

About Waterfalls & Suspension Bridge

Crazy Creek Waterfalls are located on the Trans-Canada Hwy, west of Revelstoke, British Columbia. The spectacular falls have two stages (approx. 100 feet) with a natural pool part of the way down. Walk the 240ft suspension bridge, built in 2004, that runs directly in front and boardwalks and viewing platforms surrounding the gorge. The attraction is easily accessible off Highway #1. To see the thundering falls, pull into our Hot Pools and Main Resort parking lot. Whether you have just enough time for a stretch and a coffee, or want to vacation in the Eagle Pass Valley, this is a convenient rest stop. The pedestrian highway overpass connects the Accommodation, RV Park and Hot Pools Facility with the High Mountain Patio, Waterfalls and Suspension Bridge.

Crazy Creek drains 119 sq km of mountain country, it all converges at this gorge. The waterfalls continue to be viewed by visitors from around the world. You can even relax in the Hot Pools and see a portion of the waterfalls.

The design of this suspension bridge is well-suited for a pedestrian crossing over the deep canyon and was constructed with minimum impact upon the environment. The structure is a single span in which the bridge deck is suspended on hanger cables of uniform length and follows the profile of the main suspension cables with an overall sag of approximately nine feet at mid-span. In addition to pedestrian traffic based on an average live load of 104 pounds per square foot, Crazy Creek Suspension Bridge carries a number of electrical conduit for lighting, sound and security. It is easily navigated by most ages.

With 170 Acres of beautiful terrain, our guests have access to a variety of walking and biking trails throughout the resort. Learn more! (HyperLink to Resorty Walking and biking trails)