Martin Tom

Cameron Lake

MacMillan Provincial Park on Vancouver Island is famous for its Cathedral Grove , one of the most accessible stands of giant Douglas-fir trees in British Columbia. A stroll on the network of trails meandering through the towering ancient Douglas -firs, some of which are more than 800 years, can be quite an inspirational experience. Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park

The Pacific Rim National Park, specifically its 50 km - long Long Beach Unit that stretches along the open Pacific Ocean between Tofino and Ucluelet. this pebble beach (South Beach) is famous for the music of stones rolling in the surf and also you can pick up some worry stones.

Western terminus of the Trans Canada Highway and home of Pacific Rim National Park and Long Beach.

This trail traces the coastline, offering the wonderful viewpoints. I could hear and see whales during the trail.

The Baden Powell Trail is 48 km route stretching from Deep Cove in North Vancouver to a shy distance from Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver.

The south jetty, juts out nearly 4 km (2.5 miles) into the Strait; recreational visitors can walk or cycle on the twin gravel trails atop and beside the large sewage pipe that stretches the length of the jetty.