
Trout Creek Falls & Mohun Creek Falls Trailhead
Hikers can access trails leading to two different waterfalls from this wilderness trailhead located in Strathcona.
About Trout Creek Falls & Mohun Creek Falls Trailhead
Accessing the backcountry often requires long drives, but this route provides a quick entry point into the Strathcona Regional District wilderness. The pathway guides hikers through dense, second-growth cedar and fir stands before splitting off toward the water.
Following the route from the Trout Creek Falls & Mohun Creek Falls Trailhead takes walkers to a pair of distinct cascades. The terrain features root-heavy sections and moderate elevation changes, making sturdy footwear a practical necessity. Moisture from the creeks keeps the surrounding underbrush thick and green year-round.
Since the area sees less foot traffic than other parks near Campbell River, the environment remains largely undeveloped. Hikers need to pack out all garbage and prepare for limited cell service under the heavy tree canopy.
Trail facts
- Distance
- About 4–5 km return
- Time
- 1.5–2 hours
- Difficulty
- Moderate (steep, slippery spur to Mohun Falls)
- Trail type
- Out and back
- Best season
- Spring to fall
- Trailhead
- Mohun Creek bridge, Highway 19 north of Campbell River
Times are for an average hiker. Check trail and road conditions before you go.
Find Trout Creek Falls & Mohun Creek Falls Trailhead
Getting there
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Frequently asked
The entry point sits within the Strathcona Regional District. Drivers will find it by navigating rural logging roads outside the main municipal boundaries.




