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Sunshine Coast Trail

Part of the Sunshine Coast Trail
Part of the Sunshine Coast Trail
Located on the Upper Sunshine Coast in Powell River, British Columbia, Canada, the Sunshine Coast Trail stretches 180 km from the Saltery Bay ferry terminal in the south to Sarah Point in the world-famous Desolation Sound Marine Park in the north.  Hikers who want the full adventure of spending more than a few days on the trail, will find walk-in campsites, picnic tables, outhouses, benches, even swimming wharfs all along the way.
Browse through the link below for a more detailed description of the trail's sections and where the campsites are. There are also bed & breakfasts for those who wish to spoil themselves after trekking through the forest. Off-trail lodging is also available, as is transport to and from the trail each day. This allows the hiker to travel lightly and be taken to the trail section of choice in the morning, and then picked up in the afternoon at the end of the hike to be brought to the comfort of a hotel room or a bed and breakfast. There are many restaurants available in nearby Powell River.

The Sunshine Coast Trail will present you with panoramic views and a wide variety of vegetation and wildlife.


XS-NRG Documentary Trailer

A documentary about four ultra marathon runners who attempt to conquer the 180 km Sunshine Coast Trail on the West Coast of British Columbia, non-stop.
http://www.xsnrg.tv
Learn a bit about how Powell River comes together to create and maintain some of their amazing outdoor recreation sites.  Here is an article from Walrus Magazine about a group they call the 'BOMB squad'.
Map of the Sunshine Coast Trail
Map of the Sunshine Coast Trail
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