Hiking West Coast Trail (Vancouver Island, BC)

West Coast Train on Vancouver Island, BC in 6 days

75km of Pacific coast awesomeness, a unique trail created to assist the victims of countless shipwrecks in 1907 now can be hiked in 5–7 days and every moment there is priceless. Just look how the landscape constantly changes from woods to waterfalls to sandy beaches to pebble beaches, it passes through the lands of Pacheedaht First Nations, and then it goes right through something absolutely extraterrestrial as volcanic formation of Juan de Fuac are getting exposed to the ocean.

I say everyone who lives in British Columbia, must hike the West Coast Trail at least once.
Here I wrote quite a few blog posts about it in the past (in Russian)

Chapters
00:00 Getting there
00:37 Day 1: Bamfield (0km)
01:24 Day 2: Darling River (14km)
02:25 Day 3: Tsusiat Falls (25km)
12:01 Day 4: Cribs Creek (41lkm)
18:46 Day 5: Cullite Creek (58km)
26:50 Day 6: Thrasher Cove (70km)

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[roymeetsworld]

The colors seem almost unreal, beautiful trail and great views!!

[stangeller]

Superb...I wish I can do it again some day.

[AndrewJhikes]

Really fantastic video. I really enjoyed my hike on the WCT last year. One question/comment, that didn't look like Cullite on day 5, any chance you meant to say Campers Bay in the chapter description? That mask on the bathroom door is really distinctive.

[MAXIM_One]

Looked fun but man that music was so depressing