{"title":"[m] Wild Coast Publishing","description":"\u003cp\u003e\u003c\/p\u003e","products":[{"product_id":"108-sea-to-sky-marine-trail-waterproof-map","title":"#108 Sea to Sky Marine Trail - Waterproof Map","description":"Created by veteran paddler and BC coastal explorer John Kimantas, the Sea to Sky Marine Trail\/Howe Sound mapsheet is designed for both trip planning in advance of your trip and for on-water use as you travel along the coastline – thanks to the durable waterproof paper.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe Sea to Sky Marine Trail links West Vancouver and Squamish, and as part of the Trans Canada Trail creates a vast new recreational area in one of BC’s most scenic and accessible locations. 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The various features of this region may be found elsewhere in British Columbia, but rarely together in such magnificent harmony. Picture long stretches of pristine shoreline backed by forested mountains where roads have never encroached, rich in marine and bird life, dotted with numerous island clusters, beautiful wilderness camping locations and compelling history. Suffice it to say, Brooks Peninsula is a supremely special location.\u003cbr\u003eBrooks Peninsula has the advantage of being accessible from both the north and the south. Both approaches offer vastly different styles of touring. From Kyuquot Sound, the general route is through the Mission Group Islands to the Bunsby Islands, then perhaps a visit along the south side of Brooks Peninsula. From the north, launch sites are closer to the peninsula, but conditions on the water can be wilder. The main consideration for either trip is the time to get here and the time needed to explore. 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Perfect for visual orientation in addition to other navigation resources such as paper and electronic charts that lack the ease-of-use that Deck Toppers provide.The reverse side includes travel information, facts, history and safety considerations perfect for anyone visiting the area. 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Like most areas of the coast, the main attractions are on the outer waters, but most are easily reached from within the cover of the sound, and so require crossing very little exposed water. One of those attractions is the Mission Group, which offers an ideal kayaking destination with the breathtaking beauty of an open-ocean archipelago conveniently near the cover of the main sound. Nearby Rugged Point is a Vancouver Island beach at its best: wild, supremely beautiful and secluded.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThis region is also a gateway to the Bunsby Islands and Brooks Peninsula (see map #201), so you can mix and match itineraries to create a lengthy and varied holiday. Meanwhile, the interior of the sound has its own appeal, including rarely-visited Tahsish-Kwois Provincial Park, where no amenities and no formal trails make it a true wilderness destination.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: This map is perfect for those heading to Brooks Peninsula. Use it in conjunction with #201 Brooks Peninsula if you are continuing north, or #203 Nuchatlitz if continuing south. The area includes from the Bunsby Islands to Rugged Point Provincial Park in the south as well as all Kyuquot Sound -- including many of the best areas to explore and paddle in British Columbia. Boaters will want to use it as well for orientation including anchorages throughout the area as well as for understanding the entire region's shoreline, rock by rock. The reverse side includes travel information, facts, history and safety considerations perfect for anyone visiting the area. Consider it the essential travel companion for anyone visiting Kyuquot Sound or for anyone just dreaming of visiting this remarkable location.","brand":"Wild Coast Publishing","offers":[{"title":"Not Applicable \/ -","offer_id":47571788431682,"sku":"WCT0202W-  -","price":18.95,"currency_code":"CAD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0787\/3708\/0642\/files\/VPO_WildCoastPublishing_202_Kyuquot_Sound_Map_Not_Applicable_1_c946cc9e-dfc8-4664-91c4-a33a7f788b47.jpg?v=1725625084"},{"product_id":"203-north-nootka-map","title":"#203 North Nootka Map","description":"About North Nootka: Archipelagos have a special attraction for paddlers and boaters alike, but nowhere is the attraction more magnificent than the West Coast of Vancouver Island, where the power of the ocean, the beauty of the land and the diversity of the environment meld in such drama. This amazing combination defines Nuchatlitz Provincial Park.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eNuchatlitz is the focal point for the North Nootka region, reached relatively easily from either Tahsis or Zeballos. It is also a gateway to many nearby opportunities for exploration on water, including Catala Island Provincial Park, Nuchatlitz Inlet and the more imposing outer shoreline of Nootka Island.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eTahsis and Zeballos provide good road access (by logging road standards, at least) with a full level of services including water taxi, which can remove the risk and anxiety of a transit. The inner waterways, by contrast, offer mountainous vistas, winding channels and enough attractions and campsites to be worthwhile on their own.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: Use it in conjunction with #202 Kyuquot Sound if you are continuing or arriving from the north, or #204 Nootka Island and #205 Nootka Sound if continuing south. Or buy all three Nootka mapsheets and save in the Nootka Mapsheet bundle.","brand":"Wild Coast Publishing","offers":[{"title":"Not Applicable \/ -","offer_id":47571788595522,"sku":"WCT0203W-  -","price":18.95,"currency_code":"CAD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0787\/3708\/0642\/files\/VPO_WildCoastPublishing_203_North_Nootka_Map_Not_Applicable_1_d92e86d4-2b1d-47e8-8824-003b95f84bac.jpg?v=1725625086"},{"product_id":"205-nootka-sound-map","title":"#205 Nootka Sound Map","description":"About Nootka Sound: Of the five main sounds on the west coast of Vancouver Island, Nootka stands out for its history – the centre of the Pacific fur trade, the home of the fabled Mowachaht Chief Maquinna, the site of a Spanish and English dispute that almost erupted into war, the location of the only Spanish fort built in North America, and where both Captain James Cook anchored to repair a storm-damaged boat, and where several years later Captain George Vancouver based his explorations. This history can’t help but infuse any visit here with a sense of place unlike any other.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eIn later years, fishing and logging have become the mainstays of Nootka Sound, and is reflected in the way the sound has been developed – log dumps, log camps, fishing lodges and recreational fishing boat traffic are never far away. Fortunately, Bligh Island Marine Provincial Park protects an entire archipelago. It can serve as a holiday destination for those who want a simple West Coast experience, while others will find it a great base for visiting the many and varied features of the area. Recommended is Yuquot (central to most of the history mentioned here), south Nootka Island and ventures south (and out of this mapsheet to the area covered in mapsheet #206) to locations such as Escalante Point. 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Because of its broad natural appeal, it has become a focal point for environmental debates and protests. Several victories resulted from those, including the creation of the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. A scientific panel was also formed to oversee forest practices. That has slowed industry, but not stopped it, and so Clayoquot continues to be at the forefront of environmental battles, including in recent years logging east Flores Island and a strip mining proposal for the Catface Range. The biggest change for Clayoquot Sound came in 1995 when numerous parks were created to protect the entire outer coast of Clayoquot, from Hesquiat Peninsula down through Flores Island. In addition, parks were created in Sydney Inlet and Sulphur Passage, while massive Strathcona Provincial Park received a major increase in size with the Megin-Talbot addition, pushing the western park border to the Shelter Inlet shoreline. 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Those starting from Tofino will want to have mapsheet #208 as well, and mapsheet #206 Hesquiat Peninsula for those continuing west and north of Hot Springs Cove. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe mapsheet layout: The layout is a regional overview on the full page of one side, and on the other side travel planning details such as expected water conditions, what to see and do, the First Nations context, and tons of background information on the various parks and attractions, including Gibson Provincial Park, Flores Island Provincial Park, Sydney Inlet Provincial Park and Sulphur Passage Provincial Park.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe mapsheet construction: The mapsheet is created by Wild Coast Publishing using some of the latest technology available to provide a high-quality printed image on waterproof\/durable synthetic polymer stock. 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With numerous islands and passages to explore, it is a natural for on-water exploration by paddle of all skill levels. Turn to the outer coast to find sandy beaches, wild coastal islands and some challenging water. Head east and negotiate tidal passages and long, meandering rainforest fjords where you will find the quintessential images of West Coast ecology – ocean, water, forest, moss, rock and fog, all mixing brilliantly to portray an iconic ecology inherently wet but strikingly beautiful.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eLess wet is the outer coast, which lies mostly outside the raincover created by the Clayoquot mountains and is characterized by sprawling sandy beaches where wolves still roam free in numbers. 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Most of these peaks make great places to explore in their own right, as intimidating as they might seem from the roadside.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe coast is dominated by Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, which offers trails, beaches, hiking and camping. The coastline here has become synonymous with surfing, and beaches will be teeming with people in search of the next big wave. Towards Ucluelet, to the south, the coastline becomes rougher, but this too is an attraction. Of note is the brilliantly executed Wild Pacific Trail that skirts the dramatic outer coast of Ucluth Peninsula.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eTofino, to the north, is the gateway to Clayoquot Sound and its various attractions, most of which can be reached by water taxi or kayak (this area is magnificent for kayaking). Options for spending time in Clayoquot Sound vary from exploring sprawling sand beaches, to hiking up mountains and soaking in a hot spring. (For marine travel in Clayoquot Sound, see mapsheets #207 and #208.) Tofino itself is a busy tourist town of resorts and eateries, alive with the bustle of a small fishing town transformed into a major tourist destination.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: This mapsheet completes the coastal route between Tofino and Ucluelet to link the coast of outer Vancouver Island, but it is more than that, as it details deep into Clayoquot Sound including all of Kennedy Lake as well as the logging roads that connect the backwoods deep into Clayoquot Sound. Additionally, it shows the various routes and trails into Pacific Rim National Park's Long Beach Unit between Tofino and Ucluelet, showing features rarely indicated elsewhere, such as the trail to the ruins of a downed aircraft.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe mapsheet layout: The layout is a regional overview on the full page of one side, and details of the features of Clayoquot Sound and Kennedy Lake on the other. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe mapsheet construction: The mapsheet is created by Wild Coast Publishing using some of the latest technology available to provide a high-quality printed image on waterproof\/durable synthetic polymer stock. The stock is picked as the best for the purpose, and is significantly thicker than most papers at 10 mil weight. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout the Clayoquot mapsheet series: Three mapsheets detail Clayoquot Sound from the south tip of Nootka Sound through Hesquiat Peninsula, past Flores and Vargas islands to Tofino. 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Over time, the islands grew to become a victim of their own success, with crowded campsites and congestion. Over those years, however, the growing expertise of kayakers and the growing amount of information about other coastal destinations helped relieve much of the pressure here. This is providing a better opportunity to appreciate the Broken Group Islands for what they are: a trove of islands and passages perfect for kayaking with opportunities for viewing lagoons, sea caves, arches and a rich marine ecology. It will take more planning now, however, as a reservation system has restricted free access into the park.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe Broken Group is an appropriately small package for explorers of most skills levels. Most journeys begin at the Toquaht launch and campsite at Secret Bay. 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This means unregulated campsites instead of national park sites, and mixed uses such as a resort on Tzartus Island and a yacht club outpost in Robbers Pass.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eBut for exploration, the Deer Group can have as much to offer as the Broken Group: fewer secluded passages but a highly complex shoreline, a scattering of casual camping locations plus a good chance of meeting up with whales, which are regular visitors in Trevor Channel.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eOptions for destinations are numerous. Bamfield is the most common starting point, though kayakers could easily cross Imperial Eagle Channel to mix a Broken Group trip with Deer Group destinations.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: This mapsheet packages the waters through most of Barkley Sound from Secret Beach to Pachena Bay, including the Deer Group and the Broken Groups Islands. 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","brand":"Wild Coast Publishing","offers":[{"title":"Not Applicable \/ -","offer_id":47571789283650,"sku":"WCT0216W-  -","price":18.95,"currency_code":"CAD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0787\/3708\/0642\/files\/VPO_WildCoastPublishing_216_Saanich__Sidney_Map_Not_Applicable_1_0dfa15fa-f0ba-4f57-bc58-983226504b0f.jpg?v=1725625095"},{"product_id":"217-outer-gulf-islands-mapsheet","title":"#217 Outer Gulf Islands Mapsheet","description":"About this region: The Gulf Islands off east Vancouver Island offer one of the most benign coastal climates in Canada. It is often referred to as Mediterranean in nature, and results in an ecology that in many ways has more in common with northern California than the rest of British Columbia. The natural native forest here is composed primarily of the majestic Douglas-fir, but nearshore is where the environment shines. Here you will find Garry oak, rocky mountain juniper and arbutus plus a plethora of unusual coastal plants that thrive on the thin soil cover and ocean spray.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAdd to this a regular parade of marine life including dolphins, killer whales, seals, sea lions and a wide range of seabirds and raptors, and it is likely a visit here will leave you with a keen appreciation for the varied and precious ecology. Much of the best is now captured in perpetuity through the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve. Some of the most magnificent of those park’s many and varied parcels are on Saturna Island, where most of the south shoreline is protected within the national park, including the magnificent cliffs of Brown Ridge and Monarch Head. Campsites dot the region and so make a wonderful circuit. Add the many services such as pubs to round out a delightful trip! \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: This mapsheet covers the waterways in the easternmost extent of the Gulf Islands, and so includes all of Saltspring Island, Saturna, Penders, Mayne and South Galiano, as well as all the smaller islands as far south as Swartz Bay. This makes this mapsheet the ideal travel companion for trips anywhere in these outer islands to destinations such as Cabbage Island, Narvaez Bay, Prevost Island, Sansum Narrows and Portland Island as far as Montague Harbour. Those heading north from Montague will want mapsheet #218, the Central Gulf Islands. Montague Harbour makes the ideal location to switch between mapsheets on a transit. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe mapsheet layout: The layout is a regional overview on the full page of one side, and on the other side a detailed closer-perspective view of the complex waterways around Swartz Bay and Coal Island to Portland Island. Also included are planning details such as expected water conditions, what to see and do, the First Nations context, launching locations and background on the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe mapsheet construction: The mapsheet is created by Wild Coast Publishing using some of the latest technology available to provide a high-quality printed image on waterproof\/durable synthetic polymer stock. The stock is picked as the best for the purpose, and is significantly thicker than most papers at 10 mil weight. ","brand":"Wild Coast Publishing","offers":[{"title":"Not Applicable \/ -","offer_id":47571789316418,"sku":"WCT0217W-  -","price":18.95,"currency_code":"CAD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0787\/3708\/0642\/files\/VPO_WildCoastPublishing_217_Outer_Gulf_Islands_Mapsheet_Not_Applicable_1_fdf38833-a053-469e-aa9c-5c1ef6759988.jpg?v=1725625097"},{"product_id":"218-central-gulf-island-map","title":"#218 Central Gulf Island Map","description":"About this region: \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe Gulf Island north of Saltspring create a sheltered inner sea that is invariably several steps more placid than most other locations on the British Columbia coast, even adjacent locations such as the Strait of Georgia. This is thanks in large part to the land bridge of Galiano, Valdes and Gabriola Islands. Together they shelter a rich collection of island clusters where land and water combine for a rare visual and ecological richness. These can be found in places such as Wallace Island and de Courcy islands, where sandstone sculptures, an arbutus ecology and intertidal life create a subtle but rich tapestry of destinations.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eOutside that protected basin, the attractions change. Here you get wilder sea conditions and geography, along with wilder waterways to reach them – such as Porlier and Gabriola passes. Once outside, though, treats include Dionisio, a provincial park set on the outskirts of Porlier Pass, and Wakes Cove, a forested retreat on the north tip of Valdes Island. Valdes constitutes the largest of the Gulf Islands without ferry or electrical service, making it a relative enclave from traffic and congestion. 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Add the paddle-through cave at Jesse Island for a stellar paddling circuit.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e* Nearby are many other locations worth seeing, one of course being the most northerly of the ‘official’ Gulf Islands: Gabriola, a residential island with a moderate amount of trails and parkland. It is more exposed than most other Gulf Islands, and its large size makes it difficult to enjoy more than a small sample in a single day trip by paddle. Day-trippers would do best to head to spots such as the Flat Top Islands, Gabriola’s very own archipelago and a great kayaking location augmented by other nearby attractions such as Wakes Cove and outer Valdes Island. Two tidal rapids here – Gabriola Passage and Dodd Narrows – add a challenge to any transit, while the ridge of islands that compose the De Courcy Group make a sublime paddling route to reach Pirates Cove Provincial Park.","brand":"Wild Coast Publishing","offers":[{"title":"Not Applicable \/ -","offer_id":47571789381954,"sku":"WCT0219W-  -","price":18.95,"currency_code":"CAD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0787\/3708\/0642\/files\/VPO_WildCoastPublishing_219_North_Gulf_Island_Kayaking__Boating_Map_Not_Applicable_1_5c7a4a22-2aab-475d-a542-6f69cd965089.jpg?v=1725625099"},{"product_id":"248-south-hakai-map","title":"#248 South Hakai Map","description":"About this region: \u003cbr\u003e* It is just 82 kilometres from Port Hardy to the south end of Calvert Island, but despite that relatively short distance, the area around South Hakai is among the most isolated and least visited regions along the British Columbia coastline. 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It starts at Louie Bay on the north side of Nootka Island and ends at historic Yuquot. By skirting the magnificent island's incredible outer shoreline, the hike is a mix of beach hiking and more challenging rock ridges, offering the quintessential West Coast experience of wilderness, water, scenery and wildlife. This is a remote, rarely-visited area steeped in history and visited as often by cougars, bears and wolves as people. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: \u003cbr\u003e* Waterproof and tearproof, this is your essential companion when on Nootka Island. It will be with you long after your electronic equipment fails. The map side is a full 18x24\" topographic map with full trail details including photos and waypoints. 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But visitors needn’t go far to touch on what makes the remote BC coast so intriguing. Within just a few kilometres of Port Hardy are numerous straits, channels, islets, reefs and several pocket archipelagos that give a sense of what the wild and remote British Columbia coast is all about. And for those seeking real adventure, it is also the route to Cape Scott and the wild northern tip of Vancouver island. This gives the potential for a double holiday covering two very different types of coastal environments.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: \u003cbr\u003e* This mapsheet packages the waters from Fort Rupert, just east of Port Hardy to Shushartie Bay to the west. This includes God's Pocket Marine Park, Goletas Channel, Deserters-Walker Groups, Nigei Island, Bate Passage, Vansittart Island and all archipelagos and locations leading from Port Hardy to the east entrance to Cape Scott Provincial Park. 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Frequent boardwalks, bridges, stairs, ladders and even cable cars are the human elements where otherwise hikers must simply push through steep, rocky and occasionally boggy terrain when the beaches run out – as they often do. Low tide ensures a much greater option of beach routes. The reward for the effort of completing the trail is the opportunity to drink in the richness of the outer Vancouver Island coast, and there is no other place quite like it. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: This mapsheet covers the West Coast Trail as a hiking resource, and expands the coastal route into a regional overview including Nitinat Lake and Carmanah Valley, for those who want to turn a trail hike into a larger exploration of the region. But it is also a marine mapsheet to facilitate a coastal transit as part of the Wild Coast marine mapsheet series that when complete will provide an unbroken overview of the entire British Columbia coastline. 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With limited road access through the region it remains largely a wilderness area, with just Bamfield, Nitinat and Port Renfrew providing access points. The following information is provided to augment the Parks Canada information provided at the trailhead orientation sessions, as well as to provide the basics for trip planning (and inspire you, of course!). Be sure to see mapsheet #212 for details needed to best complete this hike.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAbout this mapsheet: This mapsheet covers the West Coast Trail as a hiking resource, and expands the coastal route into a regional overview including Carmanah and Walbran Valleys, for those who want to turn a trail hike into a larger exploration of the region. But it is also a marine mapsheet to facilitate a coastal transit as part of the Wild Coast marine mapsheet series that when complete will provide an unbroken overview of the entire British Columbia coastline. 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