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Cape Scott is a rugged coastal wilderness located at the northwestern tip of Vancouver Island. Visitors can choose day hikes or backpacking excursions to explore the sandy beaches & rain forest area. Adverse weather conditions can occur all year.
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Carmanah Walbran offers several hiking trails providing access to many natural features, including some of the area’s largest trees. The park is a wilderness area, walk-in campsites & trails are primitive & usually very muddy.
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Discover the story behind Vancouver Island's ancient rainforests of giant trees, alpine flower meadows & turquoise mountain lakes; ocean tide pools; marine & other wildlife; salmon & bird-watching areas. Year-round personal nature tours with a biologist trained by Interpretation Canada. Get to the right place in less time so you can spend more time exploring, learning, exercising & experiencing. Find secret places & special moments off the beaten path & discover the hidden creatures others don’t know about. Have an authentic vacation that tells the story behind the scenery through thought-provoking & interactive programs. Snowshoeing & hiking tours.
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Goldstream Provincial Park attracts visitors to see massive trees, majestic waterfalls & a meandering river that meets the sea. Come see the flowers, birds, bald eagles, fish & annual salmon spawning run. Trails range from easy, wheelchair accessible walks to strenuous hikes. Interpretive centre on-site.
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Experience, discover & enjoy one of Victoria's hidden treasures. Located 20 min drive from downtown, Victoria Hatley Park National Historic Site is situated on a 226 ha (565 acre) property. Enjoy an interpretive tour of the 101-year Hatley Castle, stroll the gardens, visit our quaint museum & gift shop. Like a good walk? We have 15 km of trails through wooded forests - you can even bring along your GPS & go caching! Rich with military history & one of British Columbia's founding families - the Dunsmuirs - the site is rich with natural & cultural history, celebrating the best of British Columbia.
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Juan de Fuca Provincial Park offers scenic beauty, marine & wildlife viewing & roaring surf along the 47 km wilderness trail. Easy to strenuous, day or multi-day hiking/camping offered along this rugged Pacific coastline.
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Cathedral Grove, located in MacMillan Provincial Park, is one of the most accessible stands of giant Douglas fir trees on Vancouver Island. Visitors can stroll through trails under towering ancient Douglas Fir trees – some more than 800 years old. Excellent hiking opportunities.
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Midnight Sun Travel is your small group specialist for western Canada. Since 1995, we’ve specialized in van, SUV & kayak tours of wilderness areas including Vancouver Island, Rocky Mountains & Canada’s north. Scheduled & custom van tours emphasize parks, wildlife observation & easy hikes. Accommodation includes camping, wilderness lodges & hotels. Via our website, we offer kayak tours of the Broken Group Islands, Clayoquot Sound, Gulf Islands & Johnstone Strait. All land & kayak tours are led by certified guides emphasizing personalized service. As a licensed tour operator (BPCPA-3042), we abide by strict financial procedures in managing your funds.
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Accessed by boat or local ferry. Early 1930's ships from Vancouver brought people to the island for outings. Visitors now can camp, walk & hike trails that lead to various historic points. The pavilion offers a variety of facilities.
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Wild, rugged & beautiful, Northern Vancouver Island is the perfect location to experience the rain forests & the remote coastline that BC is famous for. North Island Daytrippers specialize in day hikes to the West Coast of Northern Vancouver Island.
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