On the highway, entering Mount Robson Provincial Park. I believe the mountain rising above the clouds is Mount Robson.

Parking area. A lot of snow still remain.

Sign at the trailhead.

The toilet is completely snowed in and inaccessible.

We reached the falls after a short hike in the snow. The info board tells the story/history of how the fall got its name. Text on the board reads:

In the Spring of 1862, a group of 175 men and one woman travelled overland from Ontario to reach the newly discovered goldfields of central British Columbia. At that time the usual route to the west coast was by sea, around the southern tip of South America, so this group - thought to be quite daring - was known as "The Overlanders".

The Overlanders passed by this spot in late August of 1862 en route to Tete Jaune Cache where they regrouped and rested. There the group split into two, one travelling by land and water along the North Thompson River Valley to Fort Kamloops and one travelling by water along the Fraser River to Quesnel.

After the long, difficult journey and tales of hardships in the goldfields, many of the Overlanders dismissed the idea of mining that year. Some settled in Fort Kamloops, many travelled on to the coast in search of work and others went back home. Few actually made it to the goldfields of the Cariboo.

Closer look at the falls.

Looking downstream past the falls along the earlier sections of the Fraser River. I believe the mountain in the background is Klapperhorn Mountain.

View of the falls and its flow down the Fraser River.

Pine needles with pine cones on the snow.

Sign saying toilets closed for the season. No shit, Sherlock. You couldn't even open the toilet doors to get in due to the snow.

1. The Panoramic Views of Panorama Ridge
2. The Golden Larches of Frosty Mountain
3. The Winter Snow of Pump Peak at Mount Seymour
4. Sapphire Waters and Azure Skies of Battle Bluff
5. It Isn't Always Sunshine and Blue Skies
6. The Frozen River and Waterfalls of Maligne Canyon
7. The Amazing Arches of Arches National Park
8. The Bizarre Hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park
9. The Magnificent Stones of Zion National Park
10. The Flowing Walls of Lower Antelope Canyon
11. A Glimpse of Hope at the Hope Lookout Trail
12. Turquoise Waters viewed from Sea to Summit Trail
13. The Three Peaks of Mount Seymour
14. The Serene Winter Scene at Dog Mountain
15. Murrin Loop and Jurassic Ridge
16. Yosemite National Park
17. The Bear's Hump at Waterton National Park
18. Views of Okanagan from Pincushion Mountain Trail
19. The Half Frozen Waterfalls at Franklin Falls
20. Hole in the Wall of Vancouver Island
21. Sometimes You Just Get Lucky
22. Winter Wonderland at Alexander Falls
23. Eagle Bluffs
24. Smuggler Cove Marine Provincial Park
25. Admiralty Point
26. Myra Canyon Trail
27. Garabaldi Lake
28. Botanical Beach Loop
29. Wild Pacific Trail Lighthouse Loop
30. Whistler Train Wreck Trail
31. Grouse Grind
32. Crown Mountain
33. Chance Cove Coastal Trail
34. Big Four Ice Caves
35. Stawamus Chief First Peak
36. Four Lakes Trail at Alice Lake Provincial Park
37. Four Lakes Trail Winter Revisit
38. Lindeman Lake Trail
39. Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
40. Steelhead Falls
41. Cascade Falls
42. Dawson Falls
43. Bridal Veil Falls
44. Kay Falls and Bear Creek Falls
45. Lions Bay Loop and Crystal Falls