9.10. WhaleboatWhaleboat Island Island 14. Halkett Bay 15. Squitty Bay 18. Smuggler Cove

Lat: 49°4’27.04”49°04’27.04” N N Long: Long: 123°41’34.36” 123°41’34.36” W W Lat: 49°26’59.02” N Long: 124°10’29.19” W Lat: 49°30’52.39” N Long: 123°57’33.88” W AFormerly small, rocky Eagle island Island, with Whaleboat interesting Island geo -is A small bay near the southeast tip of A small all-weather anchorage on the alogical small, formations rocky island and with sheltered interesting intertidal geo- , Squitty Bay Provincial Park south side of Sechelt Peninsula, Smug- shore,logical popular formations for paddling,and sheltered boating, intertidal and invites visitors to enjoy the rocky head- gler Cove Marine Provincial Park is home wildlifeshore, popular viewing. for Accessible paddling, by boating, boat only, and lands and arid terrain with views of distant to many bird, wildlife, and plant species, Whaleboatwildlife viewing. Island Accessible is an important by boat wildlife only, Mount Baker to the east and the Comox particularly beavers who build their homes habitatWhaleboat for many Island bird is an species, important as well wildlife as Valley to the west. There is no camping throughout the park. harborhabitat seals,for many killer bird whales, species, and as California well as 20 allowed in the park, and no potable water Bathrooms: Pit toilets andharbor Steller seals, sea killer lions. whales, and California is available. Boaters are advised to hug the Lat: 49°26’55.68” N Long: 123°19’44.93” W Moorage: Safe anchorage in the cove. Bathrooms:and Steller sea Pit lions. toilets Boasting a glaciated coastline with steep south shore when entering to avoid rocks. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Moorage:Bathrooms: Anchorage None in the park, mountains and rugged terrain, Halkett Bathrooms: Pit toilets nearbyMoorage: communities Anchorage include in the park, Naniamo Bay is a popular destination for pleasure Moorage: A public dock available for tie andnearby Ladysmith. communities include boaters. Boaters are advised to avoid the up, often crowded. and Ladysmith. series of drying rocks and reefs in the bay’s northwest corner. No potable water is ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: available, please bring your own. Bathrooms: Pit toilet 19. Garden Bay Moorage: One buoy and one dinghy float. Lat: 49°05’45.10” N Long: 123°43’30.95” W ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: 16. Buccaneer Bay Part of Pender Harbor, Garden Bay Marine Provincial Park is a popular boating area with opportunities for fishing, picnicking, and MARINE PARK GUIDE 2018 Lat: 49°29’26.78” N Long: 123°59’01.54” W swimming. It is open all year, with no fees, A small park located on the southern tip and has many marinas, stores, resorts, restau- of North Thormanby Island, with broad rants, and fuel outlets located in the vicinity. sandy beaches and warm waters. The park Bathrooms: Pit toilets ay is upon us, and so begins the unofficial, official start to the This updated B.C. Parks Guide offers you information on locations, is only accessible by boat and provides safe anchorage in the sheltered bay. No Moorage: Safe anchorage in the bay, as 2018 Pacific Northwest boating season. An annual tradition, we moorage, facilities, and activities available in over 50 marine parks. well as a dinghy dock. 21 potable water available. M offer this guide for boaters itching for an adventure. British Co- Use this guide to plan the perfect cruise in conjunction with navigation Bathrooms: Pit toilets ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: lumbia (B.C.), Canada hosts breathtaking glaciers, jaw-dropping fjords, equipment, official maps, and the B.C. Parks website found at env.gov. COMOX 19 Moorage: Anchorage allowed in the bay. and world-class wildlife. If you’ve never been to our neighbor’s waters, bc.ca/bcparks. If you’ve got insider information or a correction for us, ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: point your bow north and stop missing out. Even if you’re a veteran, chances don’t hesitate to reach out via email at [email protected]. Get 22 17 are you haven’t been everywhere and are eager to pick a new target. out and enjoy the summer, and we’ll see you out there! 20. Princess Louisa 18 Marine Park Lat: 50°12’19.25” N Long: 123°46’14.86” W A glacier-carved gorge through snow- 16 14 covered mountains, with more than sixty GIBSONS waterfalls, create a magnificent setting for 15 this park. Princess Louisa Inlet has almost no currents except for the Malibu Rapids 11 at the entrance and is almost entirely 12 enclosed. Fishing is prohibited. There is ISLAND & LOWER BRITISH COLUMBIA also an airplane float at the end of the mooring float. Bathrooms: Three pit toilets ACTIVITIES & AMENITIES Moorage: One dock with 500’ of mooring 1. Discovery Island space at Chatterbox Falls and five moor- ing buoys at Macdonald Island. Camping Windsurfing Snow Activities Campfires ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: 13 VANCOUVER Picknicking Wildlife Watching Hiking Pets Allowed 11. Say Nuth Khaw Yum

Fishing Waterskiing Personal Watercraft Lat: 49°27’04.93” N Long: 122°50’41.83” W NANAIMO Managed collaboratively by the Tsleil- Beaches Bike Trails Scuba Waututh Nation and the Province of British 9 Lat: 48°25’29.43” N Long: 123°14’21.13’ W Columbia this conservation park features 10 21. Hardy Island Excellent kayaking opportunities make Swimming Additional Facilities Hunting rugged, forested mountains, alpine lakes, Discovery Island Marine Provincial Park a waterfalls, and creeks – a result of past popular destination for visitors and resi- glaciers. There is a pink salmon run from dents. The area is accessible from Victoria, July to October. where paddlers can launch from Cattle Bathrooms: Nine pit toilets spread 6 Point, just north of the Oak Bay Marina. The 3. Cabbage Island 5. Sidney Spit 7. Winter Cove throughout the park. LADYSMITH lighthouse, built in 1886 at Sea Bird Point Moorage: No overnight moorage; boats on the eastern end of the island, marks the Lat: 48°47’54.24” N Long: 123°5’12.88” W Lat: 48°36’01.10 N Long: 123°17’26.99” W Lat: 48°48’24.97” N Long: 123°11’27.49” W can be anchored during day or beached 8 junction of Haro and Juan De Fuca straits. HUNTING NOTE: Lat: 49°44’17.96” N Long: 124°12’15.41” W Known for its sandy shoreline and lovely The tidal flats and salt marshes of Sidney Part of the Gulf Island parks, this sheltered Hunting is allowed by permit in several at night. The nearest boat launch is at Bathrooms: Pit toilets views, Cabbage Island Marine Park is Spit, located on the edge of the Pacific cove framed by a Douglas fir forest, open B.C. Parks, but visitors are advised to Cates Park. Marine Park consists of Moorage: No safe anchorage in the park, located on the eastside of Tumbo Island, Flyway, are often populated by shorebirds meadows, and a salt marsh is a popular day obtain all permits and make contact Musket Island and Hardy Island, which ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: is only an island at high tide. The park is the closest harbor is Oak Bay. which perches on the northeast shore of during the migrations of fall and spring. use area. Spring wildflowers and walking with authorities prior to hunting. . To get to Cabbage Island The spit itself is a narrow strip of land visi- trails, as well as strong tidal currents for 7 3 popular for swimming, diving, and fishing, ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: you’ll need a powerboat, sailboat or tors may explore or use for a sunbathing or kayakers are attractions. Access by water or VANCOUVER as the warm, clean waters of the area are kayak. The closest boat launch is Winter picnicking. Sidney Spit is accessible by boat land via a B.C. ferry or a road. 9.10. Pirates Pirates Cove Cove reportedly reminiscent of more tropical Cove on Saturna Island. No potable or kayak year-round. Bathrooms: Pit toilets locales. There are no developed trails, water available. Bathrooms: Pit toilets but wilderness or backcountry camping is Moorage: Available in the cove itself ISLAND 4 permitted. No potable water. Bathrooms: Pit toilets Moorage: A sheltered anchorage on the Bathrooms: None Moorage: Ten mooring buoys in Reef west side of the spit, and one dock. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: 12. Plumper Cove 5 2. D’Arcy Island Harbor nearby Moorage: Protected anchorage area, but ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: the bottom is rocky; boaters are advised ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: 13. Newcastle Island to use caution. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: 8. Montague Harbor Lat: 49°11’23.50” N Long: 123°56’10.71” W 2 Lat: 49°5’45.10” N Long: 123°43’30.95” W Located just offshore from Vancouver 6. Wallace Island Located off Nanaimo on south Vancouver Lat: 48°53’32.80” N Long: 123°23’21.89” W Located off Nanaimo on , Island and accessible via a passenger 17. Sechelt Inlets 4. Isle-de-Lis (Rum Island) PiratesIsland, PiratesCove protects Cove protects a natural a natural environ - ferry from Nanaimo, Newcastle Island’s White shell beaches, open meadows, Lat: 48°56’32.84” N Long: 123°33’02.53” W mentenvironment where visitors where canvisitors enjoy can a enjoyvariety a of shoreline is overhung by steep sandstone Lat: 48°34’02.01” N Long: 123°16’44.74” W tidal lagoons, towering forests, craggy variety of recreational activities. The shore Lat: 49°24’16.24” N Long: 123°27’54.42” W Lat: 49°42’09.89” N Long: 123°47’11.23” W 22. Ja´jiem and Kw’ulh Lat: 48°39’46.14” N Long: 123°16’41.34” W Accessible only by boat, Wallace Island recreational activities. The shore is lined by cliffs interspersed with sunny beaches. 1 D’Arcy Island (now a part of headlands and abundant bird life are sandstoneis lined by sandstonerock formations rock formations, and visitors and are Accessible by passenger ferry from Lang- The inlets are accessible only by boat and Connected to Gooch Island by a gravel Marine Provincial Park is a popular The interior of the island is peppered with National Park Reserve) is a small island just a few of the features that attract cautionedvisitors are that cautioned poison that oak poisoncan be oakfound can dale to Keats Landing, Plumper Cove offers mature Douglas fir, Garry oak, arbutus, and are popular with canoeists and kayakers. Lat: 49°37’08.40” N Long: 124°51’07.99” W park in Haro Strait, east of the Saanich beach, Isle-de-Lis is named for the wild destination for boaters and kayakers visitors to this park in VICTORIA alongbe found the alongsteep therock steep outcroppings rock outcrop in the- views of and the town of maple trees. The park is accessible by ferry Visitors can enjoy camping, swimming, Renamed to Ja´jiem and Kw’ulh Marine Peninsula, off . Several lilies that grow there and nicknamed exploring the southern Gulf Islands. the southern Gulf Islands. Montague cove.pings Keepin the an cove. eye out for Steller and Cali- Gibsons from Observatory Point. The park from Nanaimo or by private vessel. fishing, and scuba diving from the sandy Park and known locally as Tree Island, this cougar sightings on have Rum Island for its use as a liquor cache Copious beaches, coves, and offshore Harbor has a boat launch, located at the Bathrooms:fornia sea lions; Two orcas, composting gray and toiletshumpback is open year-round, and there is a water beaches of the Sechelt Inlet, or explore the marine park is popular for bird watching and prompted Parks Canada to issue a rare during prohibition. The shoreline is islets provide visitors with many sheltered north end of the park, and is open all Bathrooms: Pit toilets placed throughout whales; and river otters. advisory in effect from May to September. other two protected inlets in the marine nature appreciation, as it supports a sensitive cougar advisory for the area. It has a rich predominantly rocky with cliffs exposed paddling opportunities. year to visitors. Moorage: The park offers a sheltered an- the park, a flush toilet building is near park: Narrows and Salmon. The forested ecosystem of rare and fragile plants and history as a leper colony for Chinese immi- on one side, and the park is accessible Bathrooms: Pit toilets chorageBathrooms: for boaters,Two composting as well as toiletstwo dinghy Bathrooms: Two pit toilets the entrance of the park by the dock. Bathrooms: Pit toilets hills and landscape feature many small animals. Visitors are advised to be respectful grants in the late 1800s and early 1900s. by boat from Sidney on Southern Moorage:docks – one The on park either offers side a of sheltered the cove. an- Moorage: Eight mooring buoys are in the Moorage: Buoys for 43 boats; buoys are Moorage: Anchorage and a small dock are Moorage: A dock with maximum vessel cascading creeks. and minimize damage to the park. Vancouver Island. chorage for boaters, as well as two dinghy cove with six slips at the dock. either for boats 30’ or 40’ in length or less. Bathrooms: Pit toilets available at Princess Bay and Conover Cove. length of 36’, and a mooring buoy. Bathrooms: Pit toilets Bathrooms: One pit toilet Bathrooms: Pit toilets docks – one on either side of the cove. A park dock is also available for moorage. Moorage: Public wharf in Saanichton Bay, Moorage: Protected anchorage at Moorage: Anchorage available in the Moorage: Anchorage in the park. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: and anchorage in the park. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Kunechin Point and Tzoonie Narrows. park, boats can launch from Union Bay. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: 32. Thurston Bay 33. Echo Bay Marine Park 35. Cormorant Channel

Lat: 50°22’45.59” N Long: 125°19’10.03” W Lat: 50°45’01.94” N Long: 126°29’39.43” W Situated on the northwest side of Sonora Accessible only by boat or floatplane, Echo BRITISH COLUMBIA Island in the , Thurston Bay Bay Marine Park is located on Gilford Island Marine Park is made up of two portions: one and provides a popular stopover for a jour- bordering the bay and the other bordering ney through the Broughton Archipelago. MARINE PARK GUIDE 2018 Cameleon Harbor. An unmaintained trail Please note: The wharf has been closed to in the park leads to Florence Lake, where visitors. Access by boat or float plane only. It visitors can swim, fish, or paddle. is home to a Great Blue Heron rookery that Bathrooms: None visitors may view. Lat: 50°40’58.09” N Long: 126°41’42.39” W Moorage: Sheltered anchorage in the bay. Bathrooms: Pit toilet Accessible by boat only, Cormorant Channel ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Moorage: Anchorage in the bay. Marine Park is part of the core habitat of ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: the northern resident orca population, and one of the best places to view these animals in their natural habitat. These undeveloped islands are also popular for kayaking, as part of the popular Johnstone Strait sea kayaking circuit. 34. Broughton Archipelago Bathrooms: None Moorage: Overnight anchorage in the park. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Lat: 50°40’58.09” N Long: 126°41’42.39” W British Columbia’s largest marine park, this archipelago consists of dozens of unde- veloped islands and islets at the mouth of Knight Inlet on the west side of Queen 33 Charlotte Strait. Visitors may view the large PORT HARDY clam and mussel shell deposits, trees modi- 36. Raft Cove ST. JOSEF BAY GIFFORD fied by First Nation peoples, and the park’s 34 petroglyphs. The park is open year-round. Lat: 50°35’04.40” N Long: 128°13’59.25” W ISLAND Bathrooms: Pit toilets This isolated park on the northwest coast 36 35 Moorage: A number of good anchorages, of Vancouver Island features a sandy bay but no moorage. at the mouth of the Macjack River, rocky ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: headlands, and a rugged coastal environ- VANCOUVER ISLAND & ment. Raft Cove is popular for wilderness camping on the beach, as well as for surfing and fishing. LOWER BRITISH COLUMBIA Bathrooms: Two pit toilets Moorage: The nearest anchorages are at Port Hardy, Holberg and Winter Harbor. ACTIVITIES & AMENITIES ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: BREM RIVER Camping Windsurfing Snow Activities Campfires 32

Picknicking Wildlife Watching Hiking Pets Allowed Fishing Waterskiing Personal Watercraft 30 28 Beaches Bike Trails Scuba KYUQUOT 26 Swimming Additional Facilities Hunting 31 37 27 HUNTING NOTE: 23. Desolation Sound 25. Mansons Landing Hunting is allowed by permit in several CAMPBELL 29 B.C. Parks, but visitors are advised to obtain all permits and make contact RIVER 25 Lat: 50°03’49.34” N Long: 124°58’53.77” W with authorities prior to hunting. Mansons Landing Provincial Park fronts the 24 water on both freshwater Hague Lake and Manson Bay. While camping is not permit- 39. Gibson Marine ted in the park, it is allowed at nearby 38 Provincial Park Smelt Bay Provincial Park. Visitors are 27. Roscoe Bay advised that there have been recent wolf Lat: 49°15’51.27” N Long: 126°04’22.49” W sightings. Do not feed the wolves. There Lat: 50°09’35.33” N Long: 124°24’11.38” W 29. Rebecca Spit 23 Lat: 50°00’00.00” N Long: 124°52’30.00” W is a boat launch available, and the park is Known for its annual congregations of Home to natural warm springs located on the Located at the confluence of Malaspina disabled-accessible. moon jellies (jelly fish), Roscoe Bay Pro- shores of Matilda Inlet, Gibson Marine Park Lat: 50°05’59.65” N Long: 125°11’18.45” W VANCOUVER Inlet and Homfray Channel, Desolation Bathrooms: Pit toilets vincial Park is a small fjord on the east side lies south of the Nuu-chah-nulth community of Ahousat and provides access to the “Walk the Sound boasts several islands, small bays, Moorage: Available at the adjacent fed- of West Redonda Island. Swimming is not Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park is a Wild Side” route which extends to Cow Bay. and snug coves for boaters to explore. The eral government wharf (space permitting). recommended in the bay, however swim- narrow strip of land on the east side of forested upland has trails, small lakes, and ming is available at the freshwater Black , lined by sandy beaches on Bathrooms: Pit toilet designated campsites for visitors, and there ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Lake. Scenic views of the lake can be seen either side of the spit. The park is handicap COURTENAY Moorage: Sheltered anchorage in Matilda Inlet. from the Black Lake shoreline trail. Vessels accessible and has a boat launch, located is a sewage pump-out station in nearby ISLAND ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Lund. Visitors are advised that parcels of are required to keep sewage contained in on the west side of the spit near the park private land are scattered throughout holding tanks while at anchor and to be entrance. 37. Brooks Peninsula/ the park. advised of the drying shoal located at the Bathrooms: Pit toilets entrance of the bay. Mquqwin Bathrooms: Pit toilets Moorage: Sheltered deep anchorage in Moorage: Anchorages are available in 26. Teakerne Arm Bathrooms: Pit toilets Drew Harbor on the west side of the spit. Prideaux Haven, Tenedo’s Bay, and Grace Provincial Park Moorage: Anchorage in Roscoe Bay. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: 40. Maquinna Marine Harbor, plus a public dock in Lund. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Provincial Park ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES:

HOT SPRINGS COVE Lat: 50°12’07.65” N Long: 127°37’55.07” W 28. Walsh Cove 30. Octopus Islands 31. Von Donop Inlet (aka 24. Copeland Islands Renamed Mquqwin/Brooks Peninsula Pro- 38. Rugged Point Hathayim Marine Park) vincial Park, this marine park is located on Lat: 50°16’07.47” N Long: 124°48’00.99” W Lat: 50°11’09.46” N Long: 124°48’58.27” W Lat: 50°16’22.13” N Long: 125°13’03.14” W northwest Vancouver Island, and nicknamed Lat: 49°59’49.03” N Long: 124°48’06.65” W Located west of Gorges Islands on the east 40 the “cape of storms” by Captain George Lat: 49°58’00.68” N Long: 127°14’57.12” W Located midway up the west side of West Accessible by boat only, Octopus Islands Lat: 49°22’20.33” N Long: 126°18’36.97” W Consisting of a small chain of islands, islets, side of West Redonda Island, Walsh Cove Lat: 50°10’37.95” N Long: 124°57’37.54” W Vancouver, who explored and charted the With views of the open Pacific Ocean and Redonda Island in a cove, this marine Marine Provincial Park is a popular spot for Featuring natural geothermal hot spring and rocks in Thulin Passage, this area Provincial Park provides safe anchorage An undeveloped marine wilderness includ- Pacific Northwest. The new dual name cel- Kyuquot Sound, Rugged Point Marine Park park is accessible only by canoe or kayak. boaters traveling the Inside Passage. Part of waterfalls that cascade into rocky pools, provides opportunities for scuba diving, with opportunities for diving, kayaking, ing lakes, estuaries, a saltwater lagoon, ebrates the First Nations’ connection with is a popular destination for boaters, with a Visitors can stop at the trail near the top the B.C. Marine Trail Association, the park is Maquinna marine park is a popular wildlife viewing, wilderness camping, swimming, and fishing. There are no devel- and an old growth forest that Coast-Salish the history and culture of the park. The park variety of safe anchorages and opportuni- of Cassel Falls for a view of the water- one of various resting areas and safe havens destination. The park also encompasses a swimming, and fishing. It is a popular kayak oped trails, but coastal marine landscapes First Nations call “Ha´thayim.” Recent wolf 39 is home to a variety of rare plant species and ties for camping and picnicking. Old-growth fall cascading into the ocean or enjoy along the marine trail, which will eventually wilderness area known for coastal hiking, stopover point between Lund and Desola- can be seen throughout the park. Visitors sightings have occurred in this park. Visi- intriguing geological formations. forests of Douglas fir grow inland. swimming or scuba diving in the ocean or extend from Vancouver to Prince Rupert. wilderness camping, sea kayaking, and tion Sound. are urged to keep sewage contained in tors are discouraged from interacting with Bathrooms: None Bathrooms: Pit toilet Cassel Lake. Bathrooms: None wildlife viewing. holding tanks while at anchor to preserve or providing food to wolves. Moorage: Sheltered anchorage in Dixie Bathrooms: Pit toilets Bathrooms: None Moorage: Anchorages available through- Moorage: Sheltered anchorages in Brooks the natural values in this park. Bathrooms: Pit toilet Cove, five miles east. Bathrooms: Two composting toilets Moorage: There are limited anchorages out the park. Bay and Klaskish Inlet. Moorage: Anchorage available in the cove Bathrooms: None Moorage: Secure anchorages available Moorage: There is a dock for vessels up to for small vessels. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: in which the park is located. Moorage: Anchorage in the cove. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: in the park. 40’ in length. Fees apply. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: PRINCE RUPERT BRITISH COLUMBIA 49 MARINE PARK GUIDE 2018

46. Oliver Cove 47. Penrose Island

Lat: 52°18’40.98” N Long: 128°21’17.79” W Lat: 51°28’42.66” N Long: 127°44’16.57” W Known also as Port Blackney, Oliver Cove An archipelago of small coves and narrow offers excellent viewing of orcas, Pacific channels, this park is suited for kayak and white-sided dolphins, sea lions, and more. dinghy exploration. A network of narrow Visitors may also view the intertidal zone channels and sand and white shell beaches when tide is low, where sea cucumbers, spans the southwest shoreline, where nudibranchs, chitons, sea stars, mollusks, visitors can kayak or fish. Penrose Island 50 urchins, and algae reside. is used by the Owikeeno First Nations for Bathrooms: None traditional shellfish gathering. Moorage: Anchorage in the cove, avoid Bathrooms: None the large rock in the south entrance. Moorage: Sheltered anchorage on the 51 east side of the island. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES:

NORTHERN 48. Sir Alexander Mackenzie Provincial Park BRITISH COLUMBIA BUTEDALE Lat: 52°22’48.34” N Long: 127°28’15.31” W A small coastal park near Elcho Harbor, Sir Al- ACTIVITIES & AMENITIES exander Mackenzie Provincial Park is located at the westernmost point in the journey of Alexander Mackenzie, the first known white man to view the Pacific Ocean from North- Camping Windsurfing 43 west shores. A rock near the water’s edge still bears his words, “Alex Mackenzie from Picknicking Wildlife Watching Canada by land 22nd July 1793” which were 42 originally written in paint made of vermilion Fishing Waterskiing and bear grease but permanently inscribed in the rock later by surveyors. Beaches Bike Trails KLEMTU Bathrooms: None Moorage: Temporary anchorage located Swimming Additional Facilities in the cove to the west of the point, or 45 in Elcho Harbor two miles farther west. Snow Activities Campfires Harbor two miles farther west. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: Hiking Pets Allowed 48 Personal Watercraft Hunting 46 Scuba BELLA BELLA HUNTING NOTE: 41. Codville Lagoon Hunting is allowed by permit in several B.C. Parks, but visitors are advised to 49. Kitson Island obtain all permits and make contact Lat: 52°03’39.72” N Long: 127°51’09.96” W 41 with authorities prior to hunting. Lat: 54°10’47.97” N Long: 130°18’48.13” W Codville Lagoon marine park offers an Popular with kayakers and other small unmaintained hiking trail to a freshwater craft users, both Kitson island and inlet are lake with opportunities for swimming and 43. Green Inlet included in this marine park. There are no wildlife viewing. This park also features a developed trails, but wilderness camping red sand beach along Sagar Lake. Visitors NAMU Lat: 52°55’13.65” N Long: 128°28’59.26” W is permitted. Large herds of seals and sea are advised that the park is a significant lions can often be seen. No potable water place for the Heiltsuk People and should Located on the east side of Tolmie is available, please bring your own. be respected as a heritage site. Channel, Green Inlet is accessible only by boat, and encompasses the sheltered Bathrooms: None Bathrooms: None all-weather anchorage of Horsefly Cove. 44 Moorage: Landing beaches. Moorage: Anchorage in the lagoon. The tidal lagoon of Green Inlet is nearby ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: but outside the park. Please note that the North Coast is closed to bivalve harvest. Bathrooms: None 47 Moorage: Boaters are advised that lots of chain or rope is required for safe anchorage. 51. Lowe Inlet 42. Fiordland Conservancy ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: DUNCARBY LANDING

44. Hakai Lu´xvba´lis Conservancy 45. Jackson Narrows 50. Klewnuggit Inlet Lat: 53°33’19.09” N Long: 129°34’47.54” W Lat: 51°39’12.97” N Long: 128°07’48.40” W One of the busier marine parks, Lowe Inlet Lat: 52°49’26.98” N Long: 128°02’16.28” W Managed cooperatively by the Province Lat: 52°31’29.36” N Long: 128°18’07.50” W Lat: 53°40’55.67” N Long: 129°41’29.12” W is a regular stop on the Inside Passage This park boasts examples of fiords gouged of British Columbia and the Heiltsuk This marine park is situated in a little bay Comprising of East Inlet, Freda Lake, and due to its waterfalls and views of migrat- by glaciers, with sheer granite cliffs rising Nation, this park is part of the Hecate suitable for small boats and has a small Brodie Lake, Klewnuggit Inlet Marine ing salmon. During the months of August from the water. The conservancy can be Lowland eco-section, boasting lagoons, beach where visitors can explore the Provincial Park is located midway through and September, visitors can see spawning accessed by boat or floatplane only, and tombolos, and white sand beaches. Visi- intertidal zone at low tide. This park is in Grenville Channel. It is popular with salmon leaping into Verney Falls. Seals, visitors can view the waterfalls, rock forma- tors are advised that all archaeological traditional First Nations’ territory. Visitors kayakers, and kayak rentals are available black bears, and eagles are often visible tions and granite walls from their vessels. sites are protected under the Heritage are advised to be wary of the rocks and in nearby Prince Rupert. No potable water during this time as well. The park is acces- No potable water is available in the park. Conservation Act. No potable water is drying reefs at the east end of the passage is available. sible by boat or floatplane. Bathrooms: None available. when entering the bay. Bathrooms: None Bathrooms: None Moorage: Anchorages available in Kynoch Bathrooms: None Bathrooms: None Moorage: Anchorage at the north end of Moorage: Anchorage allowed on either and Mussel Inlets. Moorage: Anchorage at Pruth Bay Moorage: Anchorage in the bay. the East Inlet. side of or in front of the falls. ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES/AMENITIES: