Cape Scott Provincial Park
Port Hardy, BC
Number of
Sites: 11
Sites: 11
The park offers more than 115 km of scenic ocean frontage, including about 30 km of spectacular remote beaches. There are many bears throughout Cape Scott and visitors should be well prepared for wildlife encounters and changing weather. Day hikers can explore San Josef Bay, an easy 3 km one way hike from the trailhead. More adventurous hikers can take the 18 km one way trek up to Nels Bight, a great base camp location to explore Experiment Bight, Guise Bay and Cape Scott Lighthouse. Or try the challenging North Coast Trail, a 58 km one way hike, which takes you along the spectacular northern coast of Vancouver Island. Park Size: 22,294 hectares
Amenities
Boat Launch Nearby
Dog Friendly
Fishing Nearby
Hiking Available
Pit Toilets
Swimming Available
Winter Camping Available
Directions
Hike-in only, located at the northwestern tip of Vancouver Island. The trailhead is located 64 km west of Port Hardy via public highways and private, active logging roads.Photos
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