Cat Creek Waterfall is a 2.4 kilometer out and back trail located near Eden Valley, Alberta, Canada that features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for walking and is best used from March until November. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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great little hike. Takes less then an hour. We found that the signage wasn't greatest for the trail. It starts at the back lot on the north side.
The falls are beautiful at the end and a quick dunk in the pool is refreshing. You can always go through the meadow to make this an even easier hike
Super short hike but the falls at the end are nice . I brought my little dog so definitely an easy hike.
Very easy hike, my grandparents could do it. Beautiful scenery, falls were lovely and the kids loved playing in the freezing cold water.
Short and beautiful hike with an amazing waterfall at the end. The view along the way was amazing. The bridge has been replaced and we had no problem getting to the waterfall. Definitely a hidden gem of kananaskis.
Trail was beautiful with a gorgeous waterfall at the end. Challenge crossing the river twice with 2 small kids and a small dog but all in all a lovely hike. Bring your bathing suit!
Super easy, quick hike in to the falls. The bridges are gone so we had to ford the creek twice (knee deep).
Beautiful view but the bridge to the falls was taken out and we never got to see them. That was disappointing as it’s why we chose this hike. The path was nice though!
One of my favorite hikes, it’s easy enough for the whole family! And still is such beautiful scenery throughout! The waterfall at the end is so pretty!
one of our most favorite hikes. we have done this hike every summer with our kids. it is an easy hike and the waterfall at the end is simply beautiful. the kids love to play in the icy cold water
Great for kids! Spent almost 2 hours playing around the waterfall. 5 kids (age 8, 6, 6, 4 and one year old in a backpack) and only took about 30-40 min one way. Looks like construction might have the trail starting at a different part because we didn't cross the road and little hill to climb at the start, but kids all managed just fine!
Great hike for kids! Short, has interesting signs about the forest and history of the area along the way. Two small bridges with the falls at the end where your kids can splash and play. Great hike to bring swim clothes and an extra pair of dry after you're all done.
If you're feeling a bit more adventurous, just before you go over the two bridges, there's a small fire pit camp area to the left. There's a trail on the back end that if you follow it up the hill and then down the other side, you're able to follow the creek and enjoy several different waterfalls. Very enjoyable.
Short easy trail to the falls. Nice spot to cool down. Bring bug spray!
Short quick hike. Not hard. Nice small waterfall at the end. We climbed up the bank on the left from the viewing area to a ridge above the canyon had lunch and followed a very easy trail back down to the main one - if you want to add some time to the hike.
Great short hike, lovely waterfall and shade from the heat. Will do this one again!
Very short hike, but great for kids. The waterfall is lovely.
Not challenging, well carved path, and took me less than an hour to complete. It was a nice view at the end and at some of the higher points in the hike but I would not do it again.
Love this easy trail! Do it with the kids at least once a year!
great hike for kids easy and quite beautiful awesome frozen waterfall in the winter months
Easy and great for kids
the loop to the head of the trail was closed due to flood erosion, so it took a few minutes for us to find the trail. nice easy hike for children and adults. we enjoyed the placards with information about the area and history.
Great easy hike with little ones
Awesome trail for beginners. Waterfall was beautiful and info plaques along the way were interesting.