“Nootka Trail is my favourite coastal hike in BC—a genuine wilderness experience with stunning scenery. From sandy beaches to lush forests, it’s less crowded, maintaining its pristine feel. A must-do gem!”

“Exploring the Nootka Trail is a profound journey into First Nations history, fostering a respectful awareness and enriching the hiking experience. From pristine wilderness camping on sandy beaches to captivating Calvin Falls, the trail’s remote location ensures peaceful solitude and abundant wildlife encounters. Hiking along the beach provides fantastic views, exciting terrain, and unforgettable moments with nature. The experience crafts an immersive adventure, seamlessly blending cultural exploration with the beauty of Nootka Island. “

“The Tree to Sea Loop is an incredible 1,000-kilometre gravel loop around the lesser-known areas on the north end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The route links massive valleys, oceanside villages, towering coastal mountains, and deep fjords via an impressive patchwork of forest service roads. Aside from some of the best gravel riding on the coast, there are opportunities for spelunking, whale watching, waterside camping, and much more. “

“Nootka Island, on the west coast of Vancouver Island, is a natural treasure. From its slopes to shorelines one can find towering redcedars and Sitka spruce trees, white sandy beaches with wolves and whales, and the stunning Nootka Trail, considered by many to be one of the most beautiful wilderness trails in all of Canada.”