Langdale Creek Trail is a nice break for walkers and hikers looking for a trail route to explore with great natural marine views without the long distances. Not to say the trail is easy walking, as the hike does include some steep trail sections. The trail should take approximately half an hour each way to complete. The Langdale Creek Trail treats all who visit to waterfalls and from October to December the Langdale Creek is a spawning creek for returning Coho and Chum Salmon.

It is important to keep your eyes open for Langdale Creek Trail markers as this trail has some offshoot trails connecting to other cool hiking trails like the K2 Trail. The Langdale Creek Trail begins under forest cover. The trailhead is identified by the tree with the multiple colour markers on it. The Blue Diamond markers indicate the Langdale Creek Waterfall Trail.

The Langdale Creek Trail starts uphill looking down at Langdale Creek leading to a clearing and a dirt road. Continue down the road keeping an eye open for the blue markers, stay right leading onto a hiking path. From this part on the trail starts to climb and requires more effort until you reach the waterfalls. Visitors will hear the waterfalls long before you reach them. Venture further past the falls, the extended trail takes you to a viewpoint looking out at Keats and Bowen Islands.

Access to Langdale Creek Trail: From Gibsons BC travel on North Road to Stewart Road then pass through the flashing light at the top of the hill to the roads end. Park and walk to the powerlines and trailhead is on the left.