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Holberg, BC Vancouver Island
Holberg is a small seaside community on the north-central tip of Vancouver Island hugging the ocean shores of Holberg Inlet which is next door to the Quatsino Narrows. Holberg, BC is a community deep in Danish history first becoming an area used for farming and later becoming a coal mining community. The village is a short scenic drive from Port Hardy, BC.
Holberg's past and present caters
to the logging industry today. The village was once a floating camp
used for housing the forest industry workers. Today, the village
of Holberg is a popular destination point for fishing
charters and wildlife tours to launch
their boats and for many, it is also launch site for guided kayak
tours.
The waterfront community is also the base camp village for many before they start backpacking the world famous Cape Scott Trail and the newly developed North Coast Trail. Nearby, another walking trail is the Raft Cove Trail. This shorter park trail explores the shorelines and old growth forests offering up long sandy beaches and crashing waves.
The community of Holberg also has opportunities to view wildlife like Blue Herons and Bald Eagles and other seabirds. Located just south of Holberg is Ronning Gardens established in 1910 and is continued to be maintained today preserving the many exotic trees, shrubs and plants that are on display from all around the world.
The village, although a small community, is a destination ideal for relaxation getaways, sailing, boating, kayaking, hiking, scuba diving and wildlife viewing. The amenities of Holberg, BC include accommodations and campgrounds, a general store, restaurant, and a post office.
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