Gorge Creek Falls is a hard to access waterfall located near Malakwa British Columbia Canada. There used to be a nice trail leading from The Last Spike up Gorge Creek to a bridge and waterfall. Unfortunately, that trail is now closed due to the bridge being out and unsafe.
Therefore, access to Gorge Creek is best found up the logging road that turns north from Labarger Rd in Craigellachie B.C.
50.9787845, -118.7418712 these coordinates will help you find a pullout on the logging road, which is basically right beside the falls. When you step out of your vehicle you will hear Gorge Creek nearby. There is a small trail entrance into the forest and a hard hat marking the way in. The trail quickly disappears as you climb over fallen trees and moss covered ground. Within a few hundred meters straight east from the logging road, you're greeted with beautiful views of the falls. It is hard to get a good view of them because the way the landscape is. I think if I had of followed the river a bit further south, I may have found a lower viewpoint. But I was happy with what I did see! This forest was like a fairytale, all moss covered and foggy. We also found a small frog hopping along. Located in the Columbia-Shuswap region of B.C.
B.C Parks website says it is hopeful to rebuild the Gorge Creek Falls official trails again soon!