Join our West Coast Trail Adventure!

Hello everyone, we still have 4 spaces left if you'd like to join us... on our epic West Coast Trail (WCT) adventure!

2 days 77 km
July 30 & 31
and
Aug 1 & 2

​It is a multi-day hike through backcountry, located in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve and is often described as one of the world’s best hikes.

The 77km hike stretches across the west coast of Vancouver Island and is famous for its abundance of beautiful scenery. Hikers get to explore the temperate rain forests, dramatic cliffs, and some of Canada’s best shorelines and may even get to see wildlife including sea lions and off-shore wales!

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The West Coast Trail is part of the ancient paths and paddling routes used for trade and travel by people of the First Nations.

Suited for experienced hikers, the trail challenges hikers to navigate steep slopes, rocky shorelines, muddy irregular trails as well as over 100 ladders while often in wet or foggy conditions.

​Today, over 7,500 backpackers from across the world come to hike the West Coast Trail every year to experience this epic adventure.

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Things to know

Difficulty

Challenging. The terrain is uneven, with muddy, slippery conditions along with steep inclines, wading rivers, and climbing ladders

Distance

77km

Recommended
​length

Opinions vary between 2-8 days.  Parks Canada recommends allowing 6-8 days

When to go

The trail is open May through September, with peak season being July to August

Fees and permits

Fees must be paid by everyone hiking the tail and include: The National park entry fee, the reservation fee, and the Overnight Use Permit (more information can be found on the Parks Canada website)

Entry and exit points

The only entry/exit points are Pachena Bay (north), Nitinaht Village (mid-point), and Gordon River (south).

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