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Beautiful Bay Trail 5 kilometre route explores through the island's forest leading to hill tops with views of the surrounding ocean waters. The most popular viewpoint are the Malcolm and Numas Lookouts. [ more information ] |
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Mateoja Heritage Trail 3.2 kilometre hiking trail exploring the many highlights located on the island. The rugged trail leads explorers to a popular local swimming hole named Big Lake, a marsh which is ideal for birdwatching and some viewing benches. [ more information ] |
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Pultenay Trail and Lighthouse The short trail is an easy grade trail leading to a pebbled beach, a lighthouse and some amazing ocean views. The entire trail to the lighthouse should take no longer than 20 -30 minutes. [ more information ] |
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Desolation Sound Desolation Sound consists of many islands
and ocean channels teaming with life around Copeland Islands,
West Redonda Island and East Redonda Island. Navigational
kayaking is an adventure of a lifetime exploring along the
currents of Waddington Channel, Homfray Channel, Lewis Channel,
Pryce Channel and Toba Inlet. [ more
info about Desolation Sound ]
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Raft Cove Provincial Park Short day
hike down to a wonderful, beautiful sandy beaches with panoramic
ocean views of Raft Cove. It is a private little cove well
worth the 1 hour hike. A popular location for picnics and
beach combing. Raft Cove is a 63 kilometre drive along gravel
dirt roads past the community of Holberg just west of Cape
Scott Provincial Park. [ more
info about Raft Cove ]
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Beach Walk on Malcolm Island. Take your shoes off or put on your sandals and explore for 10 kilometres along the sandy beach starting from Kaleva Road. Great ocean views and beach atmosphere. |
Big Lake. The island's local
swimming hole. There is a floating dock and a tree swing at the lake. The lake is also the site of the trailhead for The Mateoja
Heritage Trail. Access off of
Big Lake Rd. |
Historic Anchor. Ancient anchor mounted on display depicting the Finnish history of the island. Located at the boat
harbour off of First Street. |
Kaleva Road. A north-south gravel road running down the centre of the island. Great route for touring, sightseeing and exploring. |
Lost at Sea Memorial. A monument to honor the lost souls at sea. Located at the boat harbour off of First Street. |
Michael Bigg's Ecological
Reserve. A launching point for whale watching and fantastic
wildlife viewing. Located at Robson Bight. Must book appointment to access property. |
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