Beaver Meadows and
River Terrace Trails

The Beaver Meadows and River Terrace Trails are looped paths within Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park that connect to the Poplar Point Trail. Both trails are moderate in difficulty and vary in length: Beaver Meadows is 4.5 kilometers (2.8 miles), while River Terrace spans 3.5 kilometers (2.2 miles).

During winter, the trails are groomed for cross-country skiing, offering recreational opportunities for visitors. In summer, the trails are not maintained, and hikers should plan accordingly. The River Terrace Trail features two lookout points that provide views of the Kaministiquia River valley. This valley marks the former shoreline of a glacial lake, adding a geological perspective to the trail’s appeal.

The trails are part of the park’s broader network, allowing visitors to explore diverse ecosystems and natural features. Beaver Meadows offers a longer route for those seeking an extended hike, while River Terrace provides shorter access to scenic views. Both trails are suitable for moderately experienced hikers and cross-country skiers during the appropriate season. These trails contribute to the recreational options available within Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park, appealing to those interested in hiking and and skiing. Their connection to the Poplar Point Trail offers opportunities for further exploration and makes them an integral part of the park’s trail system.