British Columbia Coast and Vancouver Island

Coastal BC from Victoria to Prince Rupert

A personal travel view
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The coast of BC is wet and wild from Victoria to Prince Rupert
This page covers Vancouver Island and the mid to north coast of BC. Much of this coast is remote and wild. Many places are declining in population as people move to the big cities. (Vancouver city is on the mainland -- not on Vancouver Island -- and is covered elsewhere).

Victoria is the BC capitol city.

Empress Hotel in Victoria the Tilikum in Victoria Maritime Museum Port Angeles ferry

The Butchart Gardens are found just north of Victoria.

Butchart Gardens view Butchart Gardens fountain Butchart Gardens view

Long Beach National Park is mid-Vancouver Island on the outer coast. Before they created the park people drove and camped on the beach.
Radar Beach is a small remote beach where my friend Terri and I hiked in and camped one night in the early seventies.

Long Beach in the seventies Radar Beach view 1972 Terri looking like Mona Lisa Gregory at Radar Beach 1972

In late 1988 I took the ferry from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert. This was on the BC Ferries ill-fated Queen of the North.

Queen of the North loading in Prince Rupert on deck of Queen of the North
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