The three mile loop taking in Elk Falls, the suspension bridge, then Deer Falls is a great way to break up a long drive along the island. Conveniently close to the major highway, the forest is beautiful and so are the falls. Almost no elevation change if that's a concern. The main issue for me is that the metal stairs and suspension bridge are incredibly slippery when it's raining. My hiking boots have great grips for mud and dirt, but there was no grip at all to be had on the wet steel. Hang onto those railings tights as you go down! There is currently major construction work taking place involving the nearby dam, so it's not quite as scenic and peaceful in parts as it might otherwise be, but there are really only a couple of very short stretches where it's intrusive.

It was a great hike through beautiful old growth forests, much of it on boardwalks or well kept trails. The view of the falls from the suspension bridge was breathtaking, and loud! The bridge is quite new and very very safe.

This is a lovely park with a moderately easy trail. It is easy to ignore the construction improvements on the hydro as everything is fenced off. The falls have great observation decks and the suspension bridge is fun to cross. Great explanation of the area’s history.

We were going to do the Elk Falls via Millenium Trail but ended up doing the shorter Elk Falls Loop Trail. It's a nice hike, once you get past the construction for the salmon run, and the Elk Falls are cool. When the salmon run is completed the whole hike will be very nice.

Easy to get to from Campbell River about ten minutes in a car. Parking was easy, but we were at the end of the season. Short ish walk to the falls which are spectacular. Plenty of trails to explore and we'll worth the visit.