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Bear Viewing
Why Fall Is The Best Time To Enjoy These Wildlife Adventures
For many, the start of fall signifies great change. Cooler temperatures drape over the valleys while warm hues of gold and yellow mottle the forested edges of highways. On Northern Vancouver Island, not only is this one of the prettiest times of the year to explore, but it’s also when wildlife becomes the most active.... Read more »
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Winter on the North Island
Vancouver Island North is a four season destination. Sure, winters can be chilly here but they still offer endless opportunities for fun, with less people around. Choices run the gamut from enjoying gentle pursuits indoors to bundling up for wild crisp air adventures. Outdoors: One of our star winter attractions is Mount Cain Ski Hill.... Read more »
A Vancouver Island North Guide to Gifting Experiences
When you give a gift to someone, you communicate your connection to that person. A gift becomes a reflection of the relationship between people, allowing us to show our appreciation towards them. Gift giving over the holidays isn’t an obligation, the real meaning of gift giving is to give someone something that comes from your... Read more »
Know Before You Go: Planning a Trip to Vancouver Island North in the Fall
A fall road trip through Vancouver Island North is a sight to be seen. The highway on route to the North from Campbell River to Port Hardy is coloured in autumnal hues of burnt orange, smouldering amber, and deep yellows that welcome you to this breathtaking part of Vancouver Island. When the temperature becomes crisp,... Read more »
Beaches, Hiking, Parks
Know-Before-You-Go: Cape Scott Provincial Park
Cape Scott Provincial Park Vancouver Island North Tourism gratefully acknowledges that Cape Scott Provincial Park is located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Kwakwaka’wakw and Quatsino peoples. The Cape Scott Trail is a classic trek for beginners and intermediates alike. Hikers will venture into the rainforests, marshlands, and along wide stretches of... Read more »
Tips For Camping Respectfully & Sustainably In Vancouver Island North
Camping is all about getting outside and waking up to beautiful views and unaltered scenery. But in order to keep wildlife wild and ensure these natural areas remain pristine for future visitors, it’s important that everyone does their part to reduce waste and keep recreation areas clean. Here are some of the ways you can... Read more »
Beyond Your Basecamp: 5 Things To Do If You’re Camping In The North Island
For those seeking solitude and some much-needed rest and relaxation, few places in BC offer the breathtaking coastal views and remote charm that’s found by camping in Vancouver Island North. Whether you’re sleeping under the stars on a beach or hooked up in the cozy comforts of an RV, this region offers plenty of locations... Read more »
These Cozy Cabins, Resorts & Cottages Are Perfect For A Fall Getaway
After a busy summer of travelling and activities, sometimes a fall Fall is the perfect time for a quiet and intimate getaway in the pristine setting of Vancouver Island North. From cozy accommodations to all-inclusive resorts, these cabins, cottages, and resorts can be your one-stop vacation or basecamp for other island adventures. Snuggle up by... Read more »
Traveling To and Around Vancouver Island North
Update October 2021: For visitors hoping to travel by bus to or from Vancouver Island North, please be aware that Tofino Bus/Vancouver Island Connector has eliminated passenger service to the region. Waivin’ Flags Taxi has been approved by the Passenger Transportation Board to serve the region with three scheduled trips each week. Please visit their... Read more »
