Rolley Falls

Name: Rolley Falls
Address: Florence Lake Forest Service Rd, Mission, BC V4S 1C6, Canada, S, Canada

4.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Florence Lake Forest Service Rd, Mission, BC V4S 1C6, Canada
Categories :	Park ,
City :	S

Florence Lake Forest Service Rd, Mission, BC V4S 1C6, Canada

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A	Afreen J on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very beautiful and serene place to go for a day picnic and it is a Well maintained park. There is ample parking. Just note, on a hot day, it is hard to find shade and all the picnic tables will be taken however We did see people bring their own tents and table. The route to the waterfalls does require walking on some incline and in through the trails. The walk is nice but make sure to wear proper shoes.
A	Andy Avik on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great trails hikes and wonderful nature walks
E	E C on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good short walk to see a couple of waterfalls and a lake. The trail to waterfalls goes down to a road and you can walk back on a different trail. To see the bigger waterfall, you need to leave trail and walk down to creek and over some rocks to get close to base of water fall. Walk around the lake for nice views.
S	Scott VM on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you just want to see the Falls (which aren't particularly impressive), I would recommend walking in to them from the campground and then walking out the same way. There are a couple of muddy spots which can be crossed by stepping on trunks and branches. A particularly bad spot to the left of a fork can be bypassed by proceeding down the right fork and then taking the wye. Where the Falls loop becomes difficult is as you head north towards the Forest Service Road. The trail descends towards the road very quickly, which also means a steep ascent on your way back. It can be tempting to throw in the towel and followed the Forest Service Road, but it leads to Stave Falls which would be a very long walk back to the Rolley Lake parking lot. Having done it, I would not bother with the Falls loop unless you're doing it for the challenge. The Falls Loop is not well marked, there is no cell service in some spots, and not much in the way of safety barriers, so be careful out there. If you want to see nice waterfalls, there are much better options that are less difficult to get to.
T	Travis Carnahan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Did the Rolley Falls loop. Apparently 1360 metres but felt a lot longer. Quite steep if you do the whole loop. Well worth it though!
A	Adette Balot on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was a good cardio and leg warm up for what a say,it was muddy and lots of branches on the way as this season still early to do some little hike like this, Wear proper shoes and bring water also need to have little break specially going back up. it was a loop and bit challenging going up back to the trail, you can go down to trail and see the highway and we went back up. We walk down first to see the falls in the bridge then another big falls then walk down to see the highway and back up to the loop. Some people did the reverse and going up to the other way is more difficult. So keep LEFT and down dont turn right there is a sign to guide you.
E	Eugenia S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We came here as the trail at Steelhead Falls was closed due to being washed out. Those falls are really cool. I expected a little more from the Rolley Falls. I wouldn’t come here if you have a long journey, but if you are already in the area and looking for an adventure, then it’s worth a shot. The loop around the lake is easy. The loop around the falls, has quite a steep incline and descent. It’s not an easy trail. There were some people and the falls are tiny and have one good view point at the bridge. Other viewpoints are not as scenic.
N	Nadine T (audichick) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A quiet little waterfall to visit. Trails were not too bad for terrain. We started from the campground entrance. There is no parking in the campground. Not too hard of a hike though, we take our little ones on most of our hikes, and they did well. This is not a stroller friendly trail. However with the mud, we ended up taking a detour path around the mud which resulted in us missing the turn to the waterfalls and ended up going down the mountain on the wrong side, which brings you to the back road. The bridge is starting to decay a bit. Not much of a hang out spot there unfortunately.