Dungate Falls Trail

0.16 km
0m gain
0.10 hours
Level 1.0/5
1.0/5
Difficulty
Very Easy
0.16
Distance
kilometres
0
Elevation Gain
metres
0.10
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

A short and easy trail that is good for the whole family. The Dungate Falls are located right next to the Equity Mine Road and makes for a nice spot to stop at when out for a drive. The waterfall is best viewed in Spring when melt waters are at their peak. The waterfall dwindles in size toward the later part of the year.

Leave No Trace

Please follow Leave No Trace principles: pack out all waste, stay on designated trails, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors.

Trail Highlights

Dungate Falls

waterfall

Dungate Falls tumbles along Dungate Creek beside the Equity Mine Road, framed by the stunning scenery of Seaton Ridge. Best seen in spring when snowmelt sends the creek rushing at full force, it's an easy roadside stop the whole family can enjoy.

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Getting There

Directions

  1. Starting from the Houston Tourist Information building head east of Houston on Highway 16.
  2. Head East and turn right on Bulter Ave. Drive until you reach Omineca Way, turn right.
  3. Drive until you reach the Equity Mine Rd on your left.
  4. Drive up the Equity Mine Rd for approx 14.75 km.
  5. If you Reach the Husky FSR, you’ve gone too far.


Parking

Parking is available near the trail access point in designated pullout areas. Use caution when parking along gravel roads and leave sufficient room for other vehicles and emergency access.

Safety & Preparation

Keep a safe distance from cliff edges and viewpoints.

Rocks around the waterfall may be extremely slippery, especially after rainfall.

Water levels can rise rapidly during spring runoff and heavy rain events.

Children and pets should be closely supervised near exposed drop-offs.

Wildlife, including bears and other large animals, may be present in the area.

Stay on established trails and obey any posted warnings or closures.

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