Bailey’s Chute
The trek to Bailey’s Chute follows a 1.3 km out-and-back hiking route that will take you along the edge of the Clearwater River to a waterfall with rapids. Along the trail, you will be able to experience a peaceful forest setting that contrasts with the powerful river before taking in the sights of the torrenting water crashing over the rocks. For very little effort, this is an amazingly scenic route that can be enjoyed by hikers of every skill level.
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Route Description for Bailey’s Chute
Hiking the Bailey’s Chute Trail is a short but scenic experience that will fully display the raw power and natural beauty of the landscape within Wells Gray Provincial Park. Setting out from the parking area, cross over Clearwater Valley Road and make your way into the forest along the trail heading to the west. As you hike through the cover of the forest, the sound of the rushing water will become louder as you make your way closer to the edge of the river. Eventually, you will arrive at the viewpoint overlooking the churning waters of Bailey’s Chute. After taking in the amazing views of the Clearwater River, head back along the same trail to return to the parking area.
Getting to the Bailey’s Chute Trailhead
To access the parking area for Bailey’s Chute from Clearwater, make your way north on Clearwater Valley Road for 56.6 km to find the parking lot on the right.
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