#capescott

all in all, we hiked about 60km, saw two bears, some breaching whales, some jumping fish, a few sets of fresh wolf tracks, and an otter or two. the burger stop on the drive home was also pretty on point. ✌️

Cape Scott Trail was an amazing! 7 ladies, 6 bears, all of the rain, and one secret lair. 10/10 would do again #capescott (at Cape Scott, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCkXp58j-x27FmJK2bJw10YX3zeAxQ0WxCdAfk0/?igshid=24hgds2i455s

This picture pretty much sums up our trip so far... tenting on the beach while the sunshine lights up the shore 🌞⛺️🏖🌊🥶 We spent four days in Cape Scott Provincial Park, possibly the most remote, rugged, wild place I’ve been. Through loads of tiny towns, 65 kms down a logging road, and then 20 kms hiking into wolf country. That’s right, I said wolf! We didn’t get to see any, but there were tracks, signs, and other lucky travellers that got to see the most majestic and mysterious creature in our country. We did see eagles and seals, but guess we’ll have to go back again one day to see it all!🐺 . . . #mycapescott #capescott #capescottprovincialpark #sanjosefbay #camping #outsideisthebestside #beautifulbritishcolumbia #explorebc #vancouverisland #explorevancouverisland #travelbc #travelvancouverisland #wilderness #explore https://www.instagram.com/timberandtea_/p/BurOXFcBfTK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wlsvm2gmspof

Cape Scott #didyoutakethatwithapotatojill #nikond800e #sepia #sepiaphoto #nikon2470 #beachphotography #capescott #victoriaphotographer (at San Josef, British Columbia)

Here is the first photograph during the ferry ride of the new series from last summer's adventures, and the first visit from @racedemort in #Canada, so I had to show him around our beautiful #bc #🇮🇴 by going on the island, destination #capescott #tofino. #explorebc #explorecanada #adventureculture #adventuretime #nature #theoutbound #vancouverisland #35mm #nikon #nikon_photography #nikonf100 #blackandwhitephotography #analog #film (at BC Ferry's)

The San Josef Bay Trail in Cape Scott Provincial Park at the northwestern end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, is a gentle 2.5-kilometer stroll.

All my goodies found from the real life beaches of #savaryisland and #capescott #beautifulbritishcolumbia