Boulder Creek Intake is the diversion structure for the Boulder Creek run-of-river hydroelectric project, a 25. 3 MW facility located in British Columbia's Pemberton Valley.

The intake captures partial flows from Boulder Creek and channels them directly into a penstock, which carries the water down to turbines and generating equipment before returning it to the creek.

The project is one of two clean-energy facilities that make up the Upper Lillooet River Hydro Project, operated by Innergex, the other being the larger 81. 4 MW Upper Lillooet River facility.

Power generated at Boulder Creek is transmitted via a 230 kV transmission line connecting both facilities to the BC Hydro grid.