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Bow Falls Trail
Stairs and railings on the Bow Falls Trail
let you get a good, safe look at the rapids
above the pounding cascade of Bow Falls
Photo: Randall McKay
Bow River bridge to Bow Falls: 1.2 km, 10 m elevation gain (20 – 25 mins.)
Clifftop section is closed in winter
No bicycles on clifftop section
Separate trails for pedestrians and cyclists meander along the south shore of the river and past roaring rapids before climbing up above Bow Falls. Bicycles are not permitted on the clifftop section.
Several classic Hollywood films of the 1950s depicted famous movie stars being swept over Bow Falls, including Marilyn Monroe, Robert Mitchum... even the son of Lassie.
Access:
Central Park
Recreation Grounds
Bow Falls Viewpoint
Connects to:
Cave and Basin Trail
Upper Hot Springs Trail
Spray River Loop