Chasing Waterfalls Wasn't Filmed Where You Think

The majority of Hallmark Channel films are shot in Canada near Vancouver (via Country Living) and "Chasing Waterfalls" is no different. According to leading lady Busby (via On TV Today), "The locations were incredible, so majestic. Most of them were within an hour of downtown Vancouver."

Much filming took place in summer 2020 at Camp Goodtimes, a real-life camp for children diagnosed with cancer. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the camp was closed at the time. In an interview with TV Goodness, Busby praised the beauty of the spot, including its lack of cell phone service. She said, "Nobody was on their phones and we were just together. It was kind of nice to just really connect with [each other], which probably made the experience that much better."

As for Amy's desired destination of Redwood Falls, this waterfall is portrayed in the film by Cascade Falls, located in the Hatzic Valley (via Atlas of Wonders). Meanwhile, the fictional Falcon Falls that Amy successfully scales down is the Squamish-based Mamquam Falls.

While no body doubles were used in "Chasing Waterfalls," not even when Busby and Russell immersed themselves in 40-degree water, the actress was thrilled to be part of something "different" for Hallmark that "really showcases nature."