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This is a hike with a very good effort/reward ratio. An easy 1 hour round trip walk through pine forests takes you to the spectacular Bugaboo Falls. Originating from glacier melt water high up in the Bugaboo range, Bugaboo Creek works its way down to join the Columbia River near Brisco. Depending on snow depth, this trail can be enjoyed most of the year. You can’t really do this hike justice with just one trip to the falls. The views of the falls change with the seasons; from the exciting turbulent high water flow in June/July to the slower flow, yet equally scenic ice formations in the fall and winter. Taking the left forks keeps you on the more worn path to the top of the falls where you must watch your footing and stay a safe distance from the edge.
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