nice walk through tall cedars. refreshing and cool. boardwalk style so an easy walk. would recommend you take the time

We stopped here and really enjoyed the walk. The boardwalk takes you on a short (30 minutes) walk under the lush green rainforest. The boardwalk itself is really pretty, the wooden pathway weaving through the green undergrowth. It is definitely worth stopping here for a short and easy walk, whatever the weather.

We made a quick stop on our way back to AB from Revelstoke. When we first pulled in we got "no I don't want to hike any more" from our 8 year old. That last about 10 seconds into the board walk. He loved the big trees, the area and the walk itself. It's a short little walk that would... More

Great walk- amazing trees with a well maintained boardwalk. Useful information signs as you walk around. Only takes about 30 minutes.

Though this boardwalk could be done in 15 minutes, as many reviewers suggest, it warrants a more liesurely approach than that. The boardwalk is very nicely done and my only criticism would be that that the continuous waist high handrails are rather intrusive and lend a slight feeling of separation from the forest. I guess that's as much for the... More

Didn't know we had those huge cedars in this area. It only takes about 15 min. to do the whole boardwalk so a great place to stretch your legs.

Very pleasant walk through the forest in summer time, im sure its cool in winter too but those boardwalks might get a bit slippery. Not one for baby strollers due to the steps but its easy for kids to do in a clockwise route...

What a great place to stop and take a short hike. There is a toll booth that appears to be open sometimes to make sure people have purchased a park pass if stopping. Lots of stairs but railings are provided. This was one of the highlights for us as we traveled through the national park. There is plenty of picnic... More

Short boardwalk round trip in the rainforest on the way from Revelstoke to lake Louise, perfectly arranged, wunderful forest , really impressive trees