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DISTANCES TO CAMPBELL RIVER Atlin ................................................... 1,651 km Banff ............................................... 1,004 km Bella Coola ................................. 1,158 km Calgary .......................................... 1,132 km Castlegar ..................................... 773 km Chilliwack ...................................... 311 km Cranbrook ................................... 1,002 km Edmonton ................................... 1,312 km Fernie.............................................. 1,120 km Fort St. John ............................ 1,399 km Jasper ........................................... 951 km Kamloops ..................................... 512 km Kelowna......................................... 552 km McBride ......................................... 917 km Merritt ............................................ 428 km Nanaimo....................................... 153 km Nelson ............................................ 814 km Osoyoos ....................................... 553 km Parksville....................................... 117 km Penticton...................................... 552 km Port Coquitlam ....................... 196 km Port Hardy.................................. 238 km Port McNeill ................................ 198 km Prince George.......................... 940 km Qualicum Beach..................... 107 km Seattle ........................................... 366 km Sparwood ................................... 1,127 km Spokane ....................................... 773 km Tofino .............................................. 274 km Trail ................................................... 785 km Ucluelet.......................................... 248 km Vancouver................................... 172 km Victoria........................................... 264 km Whistler ......................................... 253 km Whitehorse ................................ 1,637 km Williams Lake............................ 702 km

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LAND TRAVEL Travelling north on Highway 19 Campbell River is 153 kilometres from Nanaimo or 264 kilometres from Victoria. If you prefer the scenic route, follow the Oceanside route signs along Highway 19A.

MOTORCOACH Bus services between Vancouver and Nanaimo operate as connecting shuttles.

Passengers travel by BC Ferries as walk-on passengers, with connecting coach shuttles at each end of the route.

FERRY SERVICE BC Ferries run scheduled trips between the BC Coast and Vancouver Island as well as Vancouver Island routes. Be sure to check out route and fare information on their website: www.bcferries.com

SEA TRAVEL Campbell River is a boaters’ paradise with a full range of services and facilities. From moorage to boat repair. Before heading out, consult current tide tables and marine charts to familiarize yourself with the waterways around Campbell River.

AIR TRAVEL Scheduled daily flights arrive at Campbell River and District Regional Airport (YBL) from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and other areas. Car rentals are available.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 08 OCEAN DISCOVERY 09 FISHING 10 BIKING 12 WILDLIFE TOURS 13 MARINE JOURNEYS 14 HIKING 16 WILDERNESS TOURISM 21 GOLFING 30 CAMPING 22-29

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gateway to nature’s playground Named one of the top five quality of life destinations in North America by Foreign Direct Investment Magazine, Campbell River offers a balanced lifestyle surrounded by nature. With the waters of Discovery Passage at our shoreline and majestic mountains as a backdrop, Campbell River is located at the 50th parallel on the east coast of northern Vancouver Island. We are the third largest city on the island, with a population of 32,000, and the urban service centre and hub community for approximately 60,000 people living and working in our region.

Campbell River is located midway along Vancouver Island’s eastern shore. Natural beauty and community amenities here offer an unparalleled lifestyle that gives residents, businesses and visitors room to grow and space to breathe.

From eco-adventures and internationally renowned salmon fishing to skiing at Mount Washington, safe streets to cultural treasures, fine dining to golfing, boutique shopping to advanced educational opportunities, community festivals to parks and trails for all ages and abilities, Campbell River has it all!

As the thriving central hub of the northern Vancouver Island and central coast region, Campbell River is a city with friendly smalltown character. Which makes us a natural home for companies looking for a highly accessible location, abundant natural resources and first-class transportation and communications networks. Add a skilled labour force and a talented pool of experienced managers, and this is one of the most advantageous environments in the Pacific Northwest.

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DISCOVERY PASSAGE AQUARIUM The Discovery Passage Aquarium offers fun and unique hands-on educational experiences for people of all ages. Come to see, touch and feel our incredible local marine species and habitats and discover the diverse marine life of Discovery Passage and Islands.

The Aquarium is open from spring until fall each year. Specimens from representative local species are collected from the marine environment in the spring and returned to the area of collection at the end of the season. The Aquarium is located next to the Campbell River Fishing Pier, and adjacent to the Maritime Heritage Museum. (see coupon on page 17). www.discoverypassageaquarium.ca

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DISCOVERY FISHING PIER 655 Island Highway

Canada’s first salt water fishing pier is located next to the Government Wharf. It extends 150 feet from the shore and is 600 feet long. Rent fishing equipment or bring your own. And who can resist ice cream or fish’n chips?

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Located next to the Government Wharf downtown, it extends 150 feet from the shore, is 600 feet long and provides access to high quality recreational fishing for the whole family.

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The Campbell River is a user-friendly river to experience the joy of catch and release. Fish for trout year round and pink salmon later in the summer.

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The main fishing spots are easy to reach and the sandy pool sees anglers of all ages congregate and jockey for position to cast out lures or flies.

It began in 1924 with a group of anglers who returned to Campbell River each year in pursuit of the elusive Tyee, a Chinook salmon, 30 pounds or larger.

Where the Quinsam River enters the Campbell at times will have a heavy concentration of anglers. Between the bridges, is where most of the action takes place.

Tyee fishing is done quietly in a small, classic row boat. No motors are allowed in the Tyee pool. The rower will slip the boat into the currents and eddies while keeping a basic plug or spoon beating in the current.

In late September, the coho will be running and offers big action on a drift or fly rod.

During the summer, Echo Lake can be fished with a fly or lure. Echo Lake is stocked twice a year with catchable sized trout.

Traditionalists will want to check out the Tyee Club of BC located on Spit Road.

Caught between July and September

Whatever way you choose enjoy the waters, make sure you have your fishing license up to date. For more information go to www.gofishbc.com.

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If a fish is boated and weighs 30 pounds or more, the catch is recorded and the angler becomes a member of the Tyee Club.

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Campbell River is a Mountain Biker’s Paradise

The Beaver Lodge Lands are suitable for any level of fitness, or ability. Based in the middle of town and easily accessed from many points along Dogwood Street, you will find wide gravel paths, smooth and flowy single track, and a few tight and technical trails.

With hundreds of kilometers of amazing single track within minutes of town, it’s no wonder so many mountain bikers are attracted to Campbell River.

The Pump House Trail network is at the North end of town and includes lots of nice single track, some exposed rock bluffs and a bit of smooth double track through the trees. Most of these trails will be a bit much for the true beginner, but if you’re ready for a small challenge then the Pump House will suit you well.

One of the original trails in this system is “Dean Martin” which makes the perfect single track connector from town to the

You can take the family for a casual ride deep in the woods, you can ride steep and technical trails, or you can put together an all day epic loop that will remind you why you live here.

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If your interests lean more towards the technical riding then there are many black diamond trails that will challenge your climbing and descending skills, not to mention your fitness.

You can also assemble a loop that gives you a bit of everything including beautiful views of Discovery Passage and Quadra Island, all the while riding through some of the lushest forest and best single track anywhere. Whether it’s a one-hour ride or five-hour ride, you’ll love the variety.

If you’re an adrenalin junkie then you will want to ride Menzies Mountain. This more recently built network is just ten minutes north of town and offers up some steep terrain where you will find a mix of natural and man made features. Menzies does have shuttle access if you have a 4x4, but if you prefer to earn your turns then approximately 90 minutes of steep climbing will have you at the top. These trails are all black diamond and not for the faint of heart.

Maps of the main trail networks are available at the local bike shops along with great trail advice. Drop in and get some trail tips, or join one of their group rides.

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The Snowden Forest trails include almost 100 km of single track, ideal for all levels of rider. The Lost Frog Loop and the Lost Lake Loop are made up of green and blue trails and are very suitable for a casual spin or a ride with the family.

In addition to these mountain bike areas, we also have Woods Creek, Area 51, Quadra Island and a couple cool Dirt Jump trails that are being developed rapidly.

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Wildlife tours Campbell River boasts some of the most spectacular whale watching and wildlife tours in the world.

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The nutrient-rich waters attract marine mammals from otter to orca. Whale watching adventures can take you through the wild waters of Seymour and Surge Narrows.

Orca, humpback, minke whales, Dall’s porpoise, Pacific white sided dolphins, Stellar and California sea lions, seals, otters, mink and other marine life can be seen.

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Vancouver Island has been named one of the most reliable places to view these amazing animals in their natural habitat.

Often, pods of orca and Pacific whitesided dolphins can be seen from the city shores.

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Whale watching tours depart from Campbell River daily from May until October. Trained guides will take you on unforgettable expeditions – the viewing success rate is at an estimated ninety percent.

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popular-the Sayward Forest Canoe/ portage route is a 50 kilometre (30 mile) circuit encompassing 11 lakes, and takes approximately 3-4 days to complete the full circuit.

Campbell River is the gateway to the Discovery Islands group, an unparalleled paddling area. There’s nothing quite like a saltwater kayak for exploring remote islands and uninhabited coves.

We recommend doing the route counterclockwise from summer to early fall.

Numerous B.C. Forest Service Recreation sites are located along the route that provide adequate overnight camping facilities.

This quiet mode of travel often allows you to get closer to marine and land wildlife than if you were on foot or in a motorized craft. Bring your own kayak or rent one from a local shop, lessons and guides are available.

You can chart your own journey or sign up for an eco-tour. Canoeing is also

Popular put-in spots are: The Campbell River Spit, Gosling Bay on Campbell Lake, Morton Lake, Strathcona Dam, Loveland Bay, Forbes Landing and McIvor Lake.

Stand up paddle boarding is also a fun, relaxing way to play on the water.

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hiking Canyon View Trail (6 kms) This is a well maintained loop trail that winds along the banks of the Campbell River. One highlight is an 80 foot suspension walkway that spans the canyon and offers spectacular views of rapids and spawning salmon.

Ripple Rock Trail (8 kms) This trail starts off ina field, crosses over a suspension bridge, winds through the forest along sheltered Menzies Bay and up rock bluffs leading to some scenic view points of Seymour Narrows and Maud Island. The trail ends at the power lines that extend over Seymour Narrows, the site of the infamous Ripple Rock and the Ripple Rock explosion of 1958. This trail, 19 km north of Campbell River, is not recommended for small children.

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Lady Falls (1 km) This easy 20 minute round trip walk to the falls is just past the Buttle Lake Campground on Highway 28. At the end of the path is a viewing platform directly across from the falls that receives some mist from the falls.

Lower Myra Falls (1 km) Beautiful cascading waterfalls are the reward at the end of this short hike. You can c limb up and down the falls and swim in some of the calmer pools.

Travel Highway 28 and take Westmin Road south to the Lower Myra Falls parking lot.

Bedwell Lake Trail (approx 4 hours) Located in Strathcona Provincial Park this day use trail has an elevation gain of 600 metres. It ascends through a steep forested valley with some stairs and bridge crossings. At the top is a subalpine area with two lakes. Beware of the

presence of black bears in this area. Access the trailhead from the south end of Buttle Lake.

Crest Mountain Trail (10 kms) This physically demanding trail is steep with an elevation change of 1300 metres, but the views of Kings Peak and Elkhorn Mountain make it well worth the effort. To get to the trailhead follow Highway 28.

Chinese Mountains, Quadra Island (5kms) Chinese Mountains are well known on Quadra Island. A popular hiking destination; this is one landmark you won’t want to miss. Trails to the top of the south and north peaks access a network of hiking trails up and around Chinese Mountains and nearby Morte Lake.

Elk Falls Provincial Park Located approximately 6 km west on Highway 28, this beautiful forested 1087 hectare park offers great views of the canyon and 25 metre waterfalls (from a viewpoint and the new suspension bridge).

This popular recreation destination boasts many activities such as sightseeing, 6 kilometres of hiking trails, picnicking, camping and fishing. Visit the Quinsam Salmon Hatchery or the three waterfalls - the Moose, the Elk and Deer waterfalls with Elk Falls being the largest.

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to Forbidden Plateau from Courtenay and Campbell River is via the Paradise Meadows Trailhead at Mount Washington.

The park is home to the highest peaks of the Vancouver Island Ranges. From the Golden Hinde to Mount Albert Edward, people come from all over the world to explore this outdoor mecca. The park offers topography that ranges from inviting to downright scary.

The main access to the Park is via Highway 28. The main access route

Crest Creek Crag is another favourite.

The local climbing community maintains the routes regularly offering expert climbs and some routes for beginners.

The Crest Creek climbing area is located near Crest Lake and Crest Creek on Hwy 28 (to Gold River).

There are 19 crags; Black Crag, Pipeline Bluff, Narcissus Wall and Skid Row. Gravel roads and short hiking trails from the parking lot lead climbers to the crags.

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wilderness tourism Located on the shores of Upper Campbell Lake, Strathcona Park Lodge has been a leading centre for outdoor education and wilderness tourism since 1959. It has since earned an international reputation, and continues to be a destination for outdoor enthusiasts from around the world.

Whether you seek to push your boundaries on our high ropes course, explore British Columbia’s oldest provincial park, or simply escape the city, our trained instructors and sought after facilities have you covered.

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choose your course Storey Creek Golf Club - just south of Campbell River on Highway 19A, is consistently ranked in the top 10 public courses in BC. Rainbow’s End Golf Course & Club House, just outside Sayward, is a fun little 9-hole track that has the casual, laid back attitude of a tortoise basking in the sun – and that’s a compliment.

Gold River Golf & Country Club - nestled along the banks of the river that shares its name, is another one of the distinctly, “hard to focus on your game with all this beauty

around,” courses the region has to offer.

The Campbell River Golf and Country Club is the only course within the municipal boundaries of Campbell River itself and is under under new ownership. The course and clubhouse is getting a major overhaul and redesign by Graham Cook. Stay tuned for good things.

Quadra Island Golf – one of the newest courses on the West Coast is ready to go and are well worth the short ferry trip. Let them know you’re coming and they’ll pick you up on the other side.

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Camping here is awesome!

Brown’s Bay Resort

15021 Brown’s Bay Road

Buttle Lake Campground

Highway 28, Strathcona Park, Campbell River

Driftwood by the Sea

170 S. Island Hwy.

Elk Falls Provincial Park

Hwy. 28, Campbell River

www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/elk_falls/

Loveland Bay Provincial Park

Hwy. 28, Campbell River

www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/loveland_bay/

Miracle Beach Provincial Park

Hwy. 19A Black Creek

www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/miracle_bch/

Morton Lake Provincial Park

Hwy. 19 Campbell River

Moutcha Bay Marina, RV Park & Campground

2249 Glenmore Road Campbell River

Pacific Playgrounds International

9082 Clarkson Drive Black Creek

www.pacificplaygrounds.ca

Parkside Campground & RV Park

6301 Gold River Hwy

www.parksidecampingrv.com

Ralph River Campground

Buttle Lake Western Mines Road

www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/strath/

Salmon Point Resort RV Park & Marina

2176 Salmon Point Rd

www.salmonpoint.com

Schoen Lake Provincial Park

Hwy. 19 Campbell River

www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/schoen_lk/

Smelt Bay Provincial Park

Cortes Island

www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/smelt_bay/

Strathcona Provincial Park

41040 Gold River Hwy

Taylor’s Sandy Beach Resort

8950 Clarkson Drive Black Creek

Thunderbird RV Park & Campground

2660 Spit Rd., Campbell River

www.thunderbirdrvpark.com

Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge

1 Lighthouse Road Quadra Island

www.capemudgeresort.bc.ca

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www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/morton_lk/ nootkamarineadventures.com

www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/strath/ www.sandy-beach.com

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Cruise in comfort onboard our spacious vessels MV Lukwa and MV Kuluta.

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whale watching & grizzly bear excursions

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