I think a lot depends what you are looking for. We hiked in in forty minutes to North Point for the... read more
A must see force of nature. Be prepared for a long walk in and out. The trail is beautiful but... read more
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I think a lot depends what you are looking for. We hiked in in forty minutes to North Point for the extra large ebb tide. A lot of eddies and whitewater, and if you come a little before the peak you can watch the water...More
A must see force of nature. Be prepared for a long walk in and out. The trail is beautiful but calls for good tennis or hiking shoes as it is uneven and laced with tree roots. There is a charming small bakery near the trail...More
It is 4 km each way but if someone will drop you at the trailhead (where parking is not allowed) then you can cut the distance to about 3 km each way. The last kilometer is sometimes steep with jagged rocks, narrow access and very...More
Hubby and I visit Sechelt a few times and have always thought about going to Skookumchuck. This recent trip, we finally found the time to go and I was very glad we did. We researched on the calendar to catch the best time to go...More
This was a wonderful hike through the beautiful west coast rainforest. You want to have enough time to enjoy the magical water when you arrive. This is a 4 km hike and if you choose to go on to view the riptides be warned that...More
After walk from the car park through the forest you come out of the clearing to see the whirlpools as the tides change you need to check on the times and allow for the walk but well worth the effort
We were told this was a relatively easy hike. We're good daily walkers so no problem -- but it was more of a medium/difficult hike. Lots of inclines and tree roots. Be sure you go early enough for plenty of daylight. Wear good shoes and...More
we checked the times for the rapids before going here. that is a must. but unfortunately we missed the beginning. this place is calm and then at a certain point the rapids start and if you are lucky you can see people kayaking in the...More
We planned our trip based on the tides. A must do if you visit. Should have brought a Lunch and stayed longer. Watched sea lions and seal frolic! And an underwater garden of anemones and seastars in tide pools. Plus the rapids were amazing.
A really enjoyable visit to the Skookumchuck Narrows...Great coffee shop at the beginning of the hike, then a relatively easy hike through the woodlands, many interesting things to see..Finally arriving at Jacobs Point..wow..it was a very high point when we were there...Truly stunning Don't miss...More
