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Wickaninnish Trail
Location: Starts with The South Beach Trail, On the Wickaninnish Beach Road
The Wickaninnish Trail begins on the same path as the South
Beach Trail just south of The Wickaninnish
Centre. After reaching the signpost turn left up the trail towards Florencia
Bay. The Wickaninnish Trail takes you through bog-like terrain full of interesting
flora and along the early corduroy road used in the early days of European settlement.This trail is named after Chief Wickaninnish, a leader of the Nuu-Chah-Nulth
people. We like to think of it also named after his wife who probably kept things
running smoothly for him to go out and become such a big chief. The trail connects
Long Beach to Florencia Bay. It links off from the South Beach Trail at the top
of the first hill - turn left at the sign. Look for signs of old corduroy road
while enjoying this lovely forest route that both the natives and the early settlers
used. Pause for a moment and listen for their stories that are carried on the
wind and gather on the tree branches. The trail ends at a parking area or you
can continue down the Florencia Bay
Trail. Consider hiking boots on a wet day - this trail can be muddy!
Partly 
Hiking Difficulty
3 | Distance 5 km
Turning left takes you along the Wickaninnish Trail. | View from along the Wickaninnish
Trail to Florencia Bay.
The Wickaninnish Trail boardwalk. | The Wickaninnish Trail boardwalk stairs.
Small
Skunk Cabbage still encased and grown past it's beautiful casing.
Traces of the old Corduroy Road that connected Ucluelet and Tofino.
Labradour Tea Plant | Small Pine Tree
Wickaninnish Trail
Starts at The Wickaninnish Centre, Welcome To Ucluelet, BC
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