Meet Kim Parcher, the creative mind and driving force behind Vancouver Island View. Kim's passion for experience-based travel and her talent for sharing valuable information have made her a dedicated niche blogger and freelance writer since 2016. Her unwavering dedication to unlocking the secrets of Vancouver Island, her home since 2009, has made her an undisputed authority in the realm of immersive exploration of the island.
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Port Alberni Trestle and Waterfall Walk
The beautiful Kitsuksis Creek in Port Alberni offers great visual appeal on its own. However, add an impressive railway trestle and waterfall to the walk, and you get the ultimate combination. Quick Facts Kitsuksis Creek Your journey to the trestle…
Cowichan River Provincial Park
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…
God’s Pocket Provincial Marine Park
Home to a group of small islands just off Port Hardy, God’s Pocket Provincial Marine Park provides some of the best scuba diving, fishing and wildlife viewing on Vancouver Island. Quick Park Facts A large pod of Orcas swam by…
Little Mountain Hike and Lookout
The aptly named Little Mountain provides visitors with sweeping views and is a much-loved Parksville lookout. Although you can easily drive to the top, there is also a heart-pumping hike that is highly recommended. Quick Facts Little Mountain – The…
Discover the Magic of Hot Springs Cove on Vancouver Island
Hot Springs Cove is one of those places that still feels a little unreal, even when you’re standing in it. Yes, Vancouver Island has hot springs, and if you’re dreaming of a truly unforgettable soak, Hot Springs Cove is the…
Cumberland Lake Park Hidden Gem
A short but leg-burning hike through the forest adjacent to Cumberland Lake Park takes you to a bird’s eye view of Comox Lake and a seasonal waterfall. It’s a trail with a sinister name but breathtaking results. This hike’s name……
