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IMPERIAL LN. Bus Pacific Ocean P R O P O S E D T R A I L 1 km 1.5 km 2.5 km 2 km .5 km 0 km 2020 trail project Rainforest Lane St. Jacques Pass of Melfort Old Road 2.6 km loop Brown’s Beach Government Wharf Ucluelet Harbour Ucluelet AQUARIUM Spring Cove Little Beach REEF RD. Tugwell Sports Field CYNAMOCKA Stairs No through road To town To trail Rocky Bluffs Community Centre Frog Lot Highway bike path 3 km 8 km 7 km 7.5 km 5.5 km 6.5 km 4.5 km 5 km 6 km 0.9 km loop (15 min.) 45 minutes 1 way (+ 15 min. for Ancient Cedars loop ) (+ view stops ) (20 min. via beach) 20 minutes 45 - 60 minutes Lighthouse Loop Ancient Cedars 15 min. i Odyssey Lane B A Y S T R E E T Interpretive Trail 15 minutes + view stops Amphitrite Lighthouse 6 km Sea Star Lot Raven Lot Otter Lot He-Tin-Kis Park Whale Lot Lighthouse Lot Inspiration Point He-Tin-Kis Beach 4 km Artist Loops Start of trail Stairs Viewpoint decks BOG Interpretive LOOP (300 m) OJ deck ey La Gravel road Toilet Parking lot with toilet Distance marker Paved wheelchair access Measured from trailhead at Lighthouse Loop (NO RUNNING WATER) Resort Big Beach P D ( Otte Wh l L ports Field R L t Centr . house h ght Wild Pacific Trail - easy grade Wild Pacific Trail - forest section Moderately Steep hills Access route along roads Access trail in forest Big trees Map copyright Schramm Design - do not reproduce Picnic Area & Park Lighthouse Loop 2.6 km loop from 0 km Marker: This scenic trail starts at the Whale parking lot midway on Coast Guard Road. This easy walk is a circle so you can not get lost, but you must stay on the trail, going closer to cliffs or on rocks is NOT SAFE. Interpretive signs will enrich your exploration of the natural and cultural treasures of this famously rugged and wind-swept coastline. Benches overlook Barkley Sound and the lighthouse. Accessible parking lot is at the lighthouse. Brown’s Beach Artist Loops 3.25 – 5 km marker 5 – 6.75 km marker: From the sea star parking lot, turn left for dramatic views near a resort. Then double back and head north. After a short forest section the trail emerges on the edge of cliffs. Choose every left-hand trail to discover storm-watching decks and platforms called Painter’s Perches. The ARTIST LOOPS lead to increasingly wild vistas of the wind-swept coastline and 3 ingenious decks. Ucluelet, BC Barkley Sound Big Beach 3 km to 4 km marker: Head down the wide path at the intersection of Matterson and Marine Drive. At BIG BEACH PICNIC AREA you can explore interactive children’s interpretive signs, a beach and an ancient shipwreck (with a historical sign) 5 minutes south on the picnic area path. To continue north take the hill path by the eagle sign. After a bridge with stairs the trail diverges right to cross Marine Drive, or continues straight into Black Rock Resort. Use either route to walk a short distance north on Marine Drive. You will see the coastal trail begin again just past the resort driveway. Panoramic views near the lighthouse Bog Interpretive Loop: This surprising 300 metre loop features 12 insightful signs exploring the fascinating world of dwarf trees and tiny carnivorous plants. Learn why wetlands are planetary heros. Terrace Beach Interpretive Trail Access from He-Tin-Kis Park or from the Lighthouse Loop trail (turn left at the 2km junction) to visit the site of an ancient First Nations’ canoe beach. Between trails: Follow the orange road names to walk, cycle or drive to the next section. No bikes allowed on the trail; please use racks at trailheads. You can rent bikes locally. Stroller route Ancient Cedars & Rocky Bluffs 6.75 to 8 km distance marker: At ANCIENT CEDARS junction turn right on a 15 minute loop to visit the largest trees in the area, and/or head north to see wild rocky bluffs and surge channels. Waves can be dangerous so stay on the trail. There is no exit; double back to return. You can exit on the bike path to return to town, but the coastal trail is more scenic (views look different in reverse). Hwy * BEACH WALK: If the tide is low and seas are calm, enjoy a walk on Big Beach. If you walk north across a creek, a resort road will lead back to Marine Drive. Avoid the edge of the surf! Shipwreck *
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IMPERIAL LN.Bus�
Pacific Ocean
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1 km
1.5 km
2.5 km
2 km
.5 km
0 km
2020 trailproject
RainforestLane
St. Jacques
Pass of Melfort
OldRoad
2.6 km loop
Brown’s Beach
Government Wharf
Ucluelet Harbour
UclueletAQUARIUM
Spring Cove
LittleBeach
REEF
RD
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TugwellSports Field
CYNAMOCKA
StairsNo through road
To town
To tr
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Rocky Bluffs
CommunityCentre
Frog Lot
Highway bike path
3 km
8 km
7 km7.5 km
5.5 km
6.5 km
4.5 km
5 km
6 km
0.9 km loop (15 min.)
45 minutes 1 way (+ 15 min. for Ancient Cedars loop ) (+ view stops ) (20 min. via beach)
20 minutes
45 - 60 minutes
Lighthouse Loop
Ancient Cedars
15 min.
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Odyssey Lane
BAY STREET
Interpretive Trail 15 minutes
+ view stops
Amphitrite Lighthouse
6 km
Sea Star Lot
Raven Lot
Otter LotHe-Tin-Kis Park
Whale Lot
LighthouseLot
Inspiration Point
He-Tin-KisBeach
4 kmArtist Loops
Start of trail
Stairs
Viewpoint decks
BOG InterpretiveLOOP (300 m)
OJ deck ey La
Gravel road Toilet
Parking lot with toilet
Distance marker
Paved wheelchair accessMeasured from trailhead at Lighthouse Loop
(NO RUNNING WATER)
ResortBig Beach
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Wild Pacific Trail − easy grade
Wild Pacific Trail − forest section
Moderately Steep hills
Access route along roads
Access trail in forest Big trees
Map copyright Schramm Design - do not reproduce
Picnic Area & Park
Lighthouse Loop 2.6 km loop from 0 km Marker:This scenic trail starts at the Whale parking lot midway on Coast Guard Road. This easy walk is a circle so you can not get lost, but you must stay on the trail, going closer to cliffs or on rocks is NOT SAFE. Interpretive signs will enrich your exploration of the natural and cultural treasures of this famously rugged and wind-swept coastline. Benches overlook Barkley Sound and the lighthouse. Accessible parking lot is at the lighthouse.
Brown’s Beach Artist Loops 3.25 – 5 km marker 5 – 6.75 km marker:From the sea star parking lot, turn left for dramatic views near a resort. Then double back and head north. After a short forest section the trail emerges on the edge of cliffs. Choose every left-hand trail to discover storm-watching decks and platforms called Painter’s Perches. The Artist Loops lead to increasingly wild vistas of the wind-swept coastline and 3 ingenious decks.
Ucluelet, BC
Barkley Sound
Big Beach3 km to 4 km marker:Head down the wide path at the intersection of Matterson and Marine Drive. At Big BeAch picnic AreA you can explore interactive children’s interpretive signs, a beach and an ancient shipwreck (with a historical sign) 5 minutes south on the picnic area path. To continue north take the hill path by the eagle sign. After a bridge with stairs the trail diverges right to cross Marine Drive, or continues straight into Black Rock Resort. Use either route to walk a short distance north on Marine Drive. You will see the coastal trail begin again just past the resort driveway.
Panoramic views near the lighthouse
Bog Interpretive Loop:This surprising 300 metre loop features 12 insightful signs
exploring the fascinating world of dwarf trees and tiny carnivorous plants. Learn why
wetlands are planetary heros. terrace Beach interpretive trail
Access from He-Tin-Kis Park or from the Lighthouse Loop trail (turn left at the
2km junction) to visit the site of an ancient First Nations’
canoe beach.
Between trails: Follow the orange road names to walk, cycle or drive to the next section. no bikes allowed on the trail; please use racks at trailheads. You can rent bikes locally.
Stroller route
Ancient Cedars & Rocky Bluffs6.75 to 8 km distance marker:At Ancient ceDArs junction turn right on a 15 minute loop to visit the largest trees in the area, and/or head north to see wild rocky bluffs and surge channels. Waves can be dangerous so stay on the trail. There is no exit; double back to return. You can exit on the bike path to return to town, but the coastal trailis more scenic (views look different in reverse).
Hwy
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BEACH WALK: If the tide is low and seas are calm, enjoy a walk on Big Beach. If you walk north across a creek, a resort road will lead back to Marine Drive. Avoid the edge of the surf!
Shipwreck
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