Some of the sandy beaches, parks, trails, lakes and attractions in and around the Pacific Rim community of Ucluelet, BC on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada including the surrounding areas of Port Albion and Ittatsoo.

Wild Pacific Trail. The Wild Pacific Trail is an 8 kilometre waterfront pathway with fantastic marine views, a lighthouse and a few sandy beaches.The gravel and boardwalk pathway is ideal for wildlife watching, birdwatching, hiking, sightseeing and storm watching. [ more information ]

Little Beach. A little and beautiful sandy beach for swimming, picnicking, birdwatching and sightseeing. The beach is protected from the winds by rock outcroppings, towering cliffs and dwarfed trees. There is access to the beach by small boats. [ more information ]

BIg Beach. Pebbled and sandy beach park with a picnic shelter, some picnic tables, grass lawns, washrooms and access to Wild Pacific Trail. Sightseeing, birdwatching, picnicking and swimming enjoyed in the park. Access from Matterson Road. [ more information ]

Pacific Rim National Park. Pacific Rim National Park consists of three sections... Long Beach, Broken Islands and the West Coast Trail. The whole Pacific Rim area encompasses over 13,000 hectares. The park is a popular destination because of the sandy beaches and islands. Activities include hiking, surfing, beachcombing, scuba diving, backpacking, sailing, boating and kayaking. [ more information ]