This beautiful beach on the scenic Strait of Juan de Fuca near Jordan River is the ideal spot to explore. In the spring and fall, it’s a popular location to watch for migrating Gray whales. The park offers 69 year-round…
A group of small islands near Quadra make up the beautiful Octopus Islands Provincial Marine Park. This park is only accessible by boat and offers safe, protected anchorages, plus a fantastic spot for swimming and kayaking. Quick Park Facts A…
You can find a picture-perfect location along every trail at Cowichan River Provincial Park. The jewel-coloured water, deep rock canyons, lush forests, and beautiful wildflowers are every photographer’s dream. Amongst anglers, the Cowichan River is internationally known for its abundant…
Port Alberni has so many unique trails and amazing waterfalls. Cold Creek Falls, located a short distance off the Log Train Trail, is another spectacular one to explore. Quick Facts The Log Train Trail The Log Train Trail is a…
Broughton Archipelago is BC’s largest marine park, representing a collection of undeveloped islands off North-Eastern Vancouver Island. This article gives you all the details. Quick Park Facts A Bit of History This marine park was established on September 16, 1992,…
Drumbeg Provincial Park offers beautiful views of the Gabriola Passage, Georgia Strait, and the Coastal Mountains. And the best part is you can view unique sandstone rock formations at low tide on the kilometre-long beach. Quick Park Facts A Bit…
You can find this hidden suspension bridge just off the Pacific Marine Highway between Port Renfrew and Lake Cowichan. A Bit of History The Harris Creek Suspension Bridge crosses Harris Creek, leading to a few remains from an old logging……
This city park located in Nanaimo has a little something for everyone. With multi-use trails, an off-leash dog area, a swimmable lake, and waterfalls, Colliery Dam Park is a great spot to spend an afternoon. Location: 635 Wakesiah Avenue Quick…
At first glance, the Abyss Trail in Nanaimo seems like a simple forest walk, that is, until you realize it hides a few secrets. Beyond the famous crack in the earth, you’ll find a fairy circle and a mysterious labyrinth…