Pacific Rim Nature Tour

Discover the beauty of Pacific Rim National Park at a relaxed pace on this easy, interpretive walking tour designed for anyone looking to experience the park without committing to a long hike. Over approximately three hours, your local guide will lead you along a selection of short, well-maintained forest and beach trails, showcasing some of the park’s most scenic and accessible locations. Walk beneath towering rainforest trees, explore windswept shorelines, and learn about the unique ecology, wildlife, and cultural history that make this coastline so special. The experience also includes a stop at the Kwisitis Visitor Centre, where interactive exhibits and ocean views deepen your understanding of the park’s natural and cultural significance. With frequent stops, gentle terrain, and flexible pacing, this guided walk is the perfect way to experience the magic of the West Coast.

• This is offered as a private tour only.
• Online booking requests are available up to 24 hours in advance. For last minute availability within 24 hours, please call our office or email us directly.
• For larger groups, please contact us directly.

Waivers

To review our waiver please <<CLICK HERE>> . There are risks, dangers and hazards in all outdoor activities. Participants who are 19 years and older, must sign their own waiver. If you are a group leader or booking on behalf of another person, each participant must still must read and sign their own waiver; unless they are under the age of 19, which in that case must have a parent or legal guardian sign the waiver on their behalf. Please take the time to review our waiver prior to booking and a paper copy will be presented to you by your guide in person when you arrive for you to sign prior to departure. 

Fees

Depending on which activity you book, there will be fees associated with the tour. These are added to your booking as a per person dollar value.

The Nomad Conservation Fund is to help preserve the region's delicate ecosystems which includes annual financial contributions to the Tla-o-qui-aht & Ahousaht First Nations, the Grizzly Bear Foundation which protects bears in BC from trophy hunting, and to the Clayoquot Sound Wild Salmon Fund which supports salmon enhancement, stock rebuilding and recovery initiatives as prioritized within the Clayoquot Sound Salmon Recovery Plan.

To learn more about the fees and why we add them to your booking, please read our CONSERVATION page.