This woodland park features seven kilometres of forest trails, unique wooden bridges spanning foaming creeks, a multitude of waterfalls, and a 30 metre wheelchair accessible trail with a viewing platform.
Please note that several bridge closures are currently in place at Cliff Gilker Park – read more about the project to replace two of these bridges and see common questions asked at letstalk.scrd.ca/cliff-gilker
Located just off Highway 101, near the Sunshine Coast Golf Club in Roberts Creek. Parking is available at the trailhead.
This park contains over seven kilometers of trails with a short wheelchair accessible trail which leads to a viewing platform overlooking a waterfall. There is also a sports field, playground and baseball diamond on site. There are both covered and uncovered picnic facilities on site along with washrooms.
This trail is very popular for dog walking. This is not an off-leash park. Please ensure your dog is on a leash at all times.
Information on booking the sports field can be found on the sports field webpage.
In 2017 shishalh Nation Elders Language group and the SCRD began a project to provide and/or translate SCRD park names into the shashishalhem (Sechelt language). Cliff Gilker Park is translated as Ɂiyuls.
The name Ɂiyuls was chosen by the shíshálh Elders Language Group to represent the beautiful smooth rock/stone faces that are created by waterfalls located in the parks walking trails.
Meaning: smooth (rock, stone). (Sechelt Dictionary, Page 410)
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