Pacific Rim National Park Reserve of Canada
Activities
An Oystercatcher© Parks Canada / M. Hobson / B-10-a, 1985
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve offers both marine and land based activities. In the Broken Group Islands, activities are focused around boating. In the West Coast Trail Unit, activities are focused around hiking.
Some activities are possible in all units of the park such as:
Other activities are primarily focused on one or two units of the park:
Planning to lead a group of youth into Pacific Rim National Park Reserve?
Guiding the next generation of naturalists. © Parks Canada
Important safety information before heading out.
Safety Standards for Youth Groups
LONG BEACH UNIT
There are 22 km of beach and 12 km of trails to explore in the Long Beach Unit© COPYRIGHT
In the Long Beach Unit
Guided activities and tours are available in all units of the park by licensed commercial operators. Park business licenses require operators to follow environmental best practices and meet accepted safety standards.
BROKEN GROUP ISLANDS
Kayaking provides incredible wildlife viewing opportunities© Parks Canada / D. Salisbury / 1
the Broken Group Islands Unit, activities are focused around boating:
Guided activities and tours are available in all units of the park by licensed commercial operators. Park business licenses require operators to follow environmental best practices and meet accepted safety standards.
WEST COAST TRAIL
Tsusiat falls is one of the most popular camping destinations on the Trail © Parks Canada / C. Fysh / P-5, 1987
In the West Coast Trail Unit, activities are focused around hiking:
Guided activities and tours are available in all units of the park by licensed commercial operators. Park business licenses require operators to follow environmental best practices and meet accepted safety standards.