Combers beach
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 0.7 mi
- Elevation gain
- 167 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation loss
- 167 ft
- Max elevation
- 118 ft
- TrailRank
- 24
- Min elevation
- -34 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Moving time
- 22 minutes
- Time
- 24 minutes
- Coordinates
- 181
- Uploaded
- June 14, 2019
- Recorded
- June 2019
near Port Albion, British Columbia (Canada)
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Combers beach
Located in Pacific Rim National Park and near the Esowista First Nations Reserve, Combers Beach is a beautiful beach on Vancouver Island that is especially popular with surfers. The trail to the beach is short but steep and leads down to a gravel path from the parking lot.
To begin the hike, simply follow the gravel path into the forest and make a sharp descent, winding through the thick, majestic trees. (A wooden bench marks a rest stop for the return journey, which is mostly uphill.) The trail turns right and continues downhill before reaching a three-way intersection. Be sure to take a left on the wooden walkways to continue following this trail, where it exits the forest a short distance later and arrives at Combers Beach.
How to get to Combers Beach Trail
Combers Beach Trail is located in Pacific Rim National Park, along Highway #4.
From Tofino: Drive south and into the park. Watch for signs for Combers Beach and turn right into the parking lot.
From Ucluelet: Drive north past the Tourism Info Booth intersection. Enter Pacific Rim National Park, then continue until you see a sign for Combers Beach. Turn left into the parking lot.
Located in Pacific Rim National Park and near the Esowista First Nations Reserve, Combers Beach is a beautiful beach on Vancouver Island that is especially popular with surfers. The trail to the beach is short but steep and leads down to a gravel path from the parking lot.
To begin the hike, simply follow the gravel path into the forest and make a sharp descent, winding through the thick, majestic trees. (A wooden bench marks a rest stop for the return journey, which is mostly uphill.) The trail turns right and continues downhill before reaching a three-way intersection. Be sure to take a left on the wooden walkways to continue following this trail, where it exits the forest a short distance later and arrives at Combers Beach.
How to get to Combers Beach Trail
Combers Beach Trail is located in Pacific Rim National Park, along Highway #4.
From Tofino: Drive south and into the park. Watch for signs for Combers Beach and turn right into the parking lot.
From Ucluelet: Drive north past the Tourism Info Booth intersection. Enter Pacific Rim National Park, then continue until you see a sign for Combers Beach. Turn left into the parking lot.
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