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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve - Long Beach Unit
Clayoquot Plateau Provincial Park
Rainforest Trail
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A great dual trail through the forest. All on boardwalks.
We brought our 4 year old, who loved it, but got very tired by the end. There are a lot of stairs in both trails. Not recommended to let children smaller than this walk, as there’s all boardwalks and some have no handrails and can be troublesome for not so sure footed little ones
Highly recommended to go here
We brought our 4 year old, who loved it, but got very tired by the end. There are a lot of stairs in both trails. Not recommended to let children smaller than this walk, as there’s all boardwalks and some have no handrails and can be troublesome for not so sure footed little ones
Highly recommended to go here
Really enjoyed walking here. We did hiking along trail B. It's totally worth it and highly recommend. Its really nice walking through the lush rainforest and the path is on a raised wooden platform. Park pass can be purchased at the parking lot at Trail B.
This place offers a captivating blend of rugged beauty and serene coastline. The expansive sandy shores, backed by lush forests, create a picturesque setting. The crashing waves attract surf enthusiasts, while the stunning sunsets make it ideal for a leisurely stroll. Nature lovers will appreciate the diverse marine life and birdwatching opportunities. However, be prepared for variable weather conditions. Overall, Long Beach is a must-visit for those seeking a tranquil escape in the midst of nature's wonders.
Awesome beach, very fine sand and not too crazy with the crowds for the last week of August. Outdoor wash areas you get the sand off before getting back into your car. Remember to buy your national park pass.
Exceptional walk in the rain forest. You’ll have 2 trails available (one on each side of the road, A and B). Parking is on the B side, which you’ll have to pay for (21$ for a group or 10$ per person). The all walks goes on wooden paths and is relatively easy. Some of the trees are gigantic.
Beautiful trail. It is one of the busiest trails in the area, but early morning before 8am it is deserted. Lush and old landscape, entirely on a deck platform. It took me about 25 minutes to complete trail B loop. Very easy, some stairs but nothing crazy. Dog friendly on leash. One of the highlight is the bridge made out of a huge tree trunk. Theres also a huge tree where you can picture yourself next to it.
Long, wide, and beautiful beach! The sand is very fine and solid to walk on. Serene and tranquil…. Even the waves are quiet. Gorgeous sunset!
We did loop B today. We moved quickly, so it took us only around 20-25 minutes. Absolutely gorgeous walk and we loved the signage throughout which included descriptions and information. Would have loved to stay for loop A, but had a tight timeline. Definitely worth the stop!
Huge sandy beach! It stays shallow for a while making it a great place to play in the waves as you can stand when the current is strong. The waves were pretty decent when we were there, but it's cold of course! They had change rooms, bathrooms and a nice outdoor rinse off shower (at the north end of the parking lot). Also there are lots of surfers to watch!
I really loved this walk. I remember coming here as a kid with my sister, my grandpa, and my uncle. I don't remember much but oh boy is was it ever beautiful. If you are in the area, its totally worth it. Very highly recommended, don't forget your park pass! Enjoy the sights and sounds...take lots of pictures!
The Pacific has never looked so beautiful! This is one of the nicest beaches I've ever seen. Worth a stop for sure!
The temporary closure of Highway 4 significantly impacted, for example, Port Alberni, Tofino, and Ucluelet residents. CTV News Vancouver Island and other media have reported that the Cameron Bluffs Fire in the eastern part of Port Alberni has caused the closure of Highway 4.
The Cameron Bluffs Fire will likely pose challenges and tragedies to residents, visitors, families, friends, and firefighters in the affected areas. It is a stark reminder of the often devastating impact of fire. Please be cautious when extinguishing flames and never leave campfires unattended, even after restrictions are lifted.
Though fire incidents are negative aspects of life, they can allow regrowth and visiting parks can significantly improve your mood and help you connect with positive emotions. It can also assist in coping with challenging days and reconnecting with supportive individuals. The stunningly beautiful old-growth forests in Cathedral Grove are a testament to this.
The Cameron Bluffs Fire will likely pose challenges and tragedies to residents, visitors, families, friends, and firefighters in the affected areas. It is a stark reminder of the often devastating impact of fire. Please be cautious when extinguishing flames and never leave campfires unattended, even after restrictions are lifted.
Though fire incidents are negative aspects of life, they can allow regrowth and visiting parks can significantly improve your mood and help you connect with positive emotions. It can also assist in coping with challenging days and reconnecting with supportive individuals. The stunningly beautiful old-growth forests in Cathedral Grove are a testament to this.
Lovely little trail to spend an hour on. The trail is extremely well maintained and cared for. It is really nice walking through the lush rainforest on a raised wooden platform to keep you clean and dry. Be careful with young children as the platform is narrow. Definitly worth a visit if visiting the tofino area!
This was so tranquil and beautiful! I went on a lovely morning and there was not another person around so I got to enjoy all of the nature and wonder to myself. I love that the trails are all walkways to not disturb the forest and living areas for all of the wildlife in the areas. Pristine and natural and allows you to immerse yourself in the environment.
Gorgeous right on the high it’s so beautiful and so worth the stop
On a warm summer day this is the place to relax, walk, hike, and play in the sand. Miles of sand beach that stretches at lease a few km. If you love surfing, this is the place.
The pacific ocean is cold, so wear a wet suit. Usually, when the tides are low you can go out as far as your eyes can see.
The pacific ocean is cold, so wear a wet suit. Usually, when the tides are low you can go out as far as your eyes can see.
For those that know, timing is everything ,mid July brings a feast of multiple wild berries and plenty of Sun filled days to allow you to enjoy the waterfalls and small pools to bathe in. Yes the water is cold but NOT as cold as Tofino and just slightly colder than Kennedy Lake. Please note . NO bathroom facilities means BURY your stuff, and leave NO trace. Enjoy
The water is really cold but very refreshing. A great stop on the way to Tofino.
We absolutely love Tofino and the Pacific Rim National Park! We vacation here yearly and got married here in 2016! This place is special.. it’s definitely my favourite place in Canada! It’s such a wild and unspoiled piece of paradise! A walk along Long beach is a must while visiting here! Watch for eagles flying above you 😍
Beautiful scenery, there are many places to go to be alone and look at the nice views. There is an abundance of places to go to just see nature and embrace this beautiful country we live in.
Really nice place to stop and have a swim by the highway.
Stop at this spot and stretch the legs. The mountain you see to the west is Steamboat. Mt.
Most beautiful swimming holes ever -- stop and take a break instead of driving by.
Beautiful rock formations and emerald water, just stopped on the roadside pullout for what was supposed to be a minute and spent almost forty-five there.