Douglas Fir
ParkBritish Columbia, CA
South Texada Island Provincial Park
About
South Texada Island Provincial Park offers a rugged, natural escape with its steep, rocky shorelines and dense forests, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and hikers seeking solitude. The park's old logging roads provide unique trails for exploration, while the surrounding waters are rich with marine life.
What to do here
Explore the old logging roads for hiking and mountain biking; enjoy kayaking along the park's challenging shoreline.
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Good to know before you go
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Be prepared for limited facilities; bring necessary supplies.
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Access by boat can be challenging due to the steep, rocky shoreline.
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