Fraser Valley · Easy · round trip

rolley falls and lake

An easy hike to a waterfall, with water along the way. Most people take 2 hours.

Easy · 5 km round trip · climb not listed · 2 hours · Dogs: check local rules

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Difficulty 1 of 4
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most of the year

quick facts

Distance
5 km
Elevation gain
not listed
Typical time
2 hours
Route
round trip
Dogs
Check local rules
Drive from downtown
~90 min
Trail ticket

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Hike Vancouver · Trail ticketNo. 123

rolley falls and lake

Fraser Valley · ~90 min from downtown

Trailhead
Rolley Lake Provincial Park
Difficulty
Easy
Hiking time
2 hours
Suggested start
Any daylight hour
Distance
5 km
Climb
not listed
Season
most of the year

Figures approximate. The suggested start helps you finish in daylight. Check BC Parks (Rolley Lake) before you go.

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trail facts

RegionFraser Valley
DifficultyEasy
Seasonmost of the year
TrailheadRolley Lake Provincial Park
Parking & transitLittle or no transit; plan to drive.
Permits & passesCheck the land manager's page for current fees and passes.
DogsCheck local rules
Kid-friendlyYes, with supervision
HighlightsLakes & water, Views, Waterfalls
CrowdsNot rated yet
Managed byBC Parks (Rolley Lake)

safety notes

Check the official page for current conditions before you go.

Numbers are approximate. Check BC Parks (Rolley Lake) for closures and the AdventureSmart trip plan and Ten Essentials before you go. Tell someone your plan.

questions

How long is Rolley Falls and Lake?

About 5 km (round trip) with roughly not listed of elevation gain. Most people take 2 hours. Figures are approximate; check BC Parks (Rolley Lake) before you go.

Are dogs allowed on Rolley Falls and Lake?

Rules vary or change here. Check the land manager before bringing a dog.

Do I need a pass or permit for Rolley Falls and Lake?

Check the land manager's page for current fees and passes.

Can I get to Rolley Falls and Lake by transit?

Not easily. Plan to drive or carpool.

sources

See also: Best hikes for beginners · Waterfall hikes · Hikes under 2 hours · Lake hikes · Hikes for January · Hikes for February · Hikes for March · Hikes for April · Hikes for May · Hikes for June · Hikes for July · Hikes for August · Hikes for September · Hikes for October · Hikes for November · Hikes for December · Fraser Valley hikes · Flat and easy walks · Kid-friendly hikes · Beginner hikes · Short view hikes for an evening · Guides

Cite this page

Hike Vancouver. "Rolley Falls and Lake." Updated October 24, 2026. https://hikevancouver.ca/trails/rolley-falls/

route in detail

At Rolley Lake Provincial Park near Mission, start at the north end of the bridge on the red-marked Falls Loop Trail. Climb beside the creek to a platform below Rolley Falls (an old mine shaft sits at its base), continue with views of Stave Lake to a bridge over the upper falls, then through tall trees to the campground and around Rolley Lake before descending the Falls Loop back to the road.

Trailhead location from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Dogs, transit, fees and closures change; check the official page.

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