All-time Fall-time Ucluelet

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Free Fall 2015
Volume 3
All-time Fall-time Ucluelet
Surf Album ▯ Steller Sea Lion ▯ Featured Artist ▯ Events
Maps ▯ Things to do ▯ Tide Guide ▯ Coastal Directory
Malcolm Daly
Photo: Marcus Paladino
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Featured Wildlife
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Surf Album
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Featured Artist
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Vanishing Bees
17
Big Beach Displays
18
Events Recap
19
Things to Do
22
Coastal Directory
24
Ucluelet Tide Table
27
Ucluelet Map
28
Pacific Rim Park Map
30
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Contributing Photographers:
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Diana Uy
Douglas Ludwig
Leilani Finch
Maria Miller
Nic Kamma
Marcus Paladino
Paul Freimuth
Ryan Smith
Scott Copeland
Contributing Writers:
Diana Uy
Paul Freimuth
Shannon Szymczakowski
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3 hours round trip
Encounters with Grey and Humpback Whales, Black Bears at low tide, Stellar and California Sea Lions
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Featured Wildlife
Steller Sea Lion
A
common sight in the waters around
Ucluelet, steller sea lions are the
largest eared seals in the world.
With females reaching lengths up to 2.85
meters long and weigh up to 350 kg and
males growing up to 3.25 meters long
and weighing up to over 1000 kg! While
appearing relatively clumsy and awkward
on land these massive animals can swim
with exceptional speed and grace and reach
speeds of up to nearly 30 kilometres per
hour.
Unlike some other pinnipeds, steller sea
lions do not migrate and reside in local
waters year round. Adult Stellers can
be identified by their lighter coloured
fur, which can range from a pale yellow
to reddish brown but may appear dark
brown to black when wet. Males can be
distinguished from females by their broader
foreheads, flatter snouts, and darker tufts of
hair around their necks that gives them an
appearance of having a mane.
Steller sea lions are skilled and opportunistic
hunters; they feed between intertidal zones
and continental shelves and use their
whiskers under water to sense their prey.
Their primary sources of food are: rock
fish, pollock, herring, cod, mackerel, halibut,
sculpin, capelin, and squid. Stellers have
been observed preying on smaller species
of seals and sea otter pups and have even
been known to enter estuaries of brackish
water to feed on fresh water species such as
sturgeon, salmon, and trout.
Stellers sea lions can be found as far North as
Russia and as far south as Central California. In
the summertime, this ranges shifts southerly. They
are near the top of the ocean food chain and their
main predators are orcas, great white sharks, and
humans. Every spring, Steller sea lions congregate
in large groups at various haul out spots along the
coast called rookeries. Once at these rookeries,
females will give birth to young within two weeks
of arrival. Males will oftentimes fast and guard the
rookery territory while females go out to hunt and
feed themselves and their young. Steller sea lions
will remain at these rookeries until late summer
when they will return to the water. Young pups
will remain with their mothers for as much as four
years.
In 1997, Eastern stocks of Steller sea lions were
listed as threatened on the Endangered Species List
as stocks had decreased by nearly 80% since 1970.
Although the exact cause is not known it is believed
to be primarily due to over fishing. Fortunately,
in October 2013 the Eastern Steller sea lion was
removed from the Endangered Species List due
to a dramatic comeback in the population. The
comeback of the Steller sea lion is proof that if animals are protected and left alone, they will thrive.
Instances like this gives hope to recovery of other
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Ron Pakarnyk
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Robbie Ferguson
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Call, text or email for lesson times and
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• safe new beginner friendly boards
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All group lessons are small (maximum 5)
Professional photography option available.
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Featured Artist
Photo: Leilani Finch
Photo: Paul Freimuth
Ashleigh Drummond
Ukeedaze: When did you move to Ucluelet,
where did you move from and what brought
you here?
Ashleigh: At Ukee Juice, a health food
restaurant in Ucluelet or online at
www.ashleighdrummond.com
Ashleigh: I moved here in 2006 from
Qualicum Beach. It was the surf that
brought me here, but I also really enjoy
smaller, humble towns in the midst of
wilderness. I grew up on Saltspring Island
and highly enjoy the outdoors and the
ocean.
Ukeedaze: Biggest pet peeve?
Ashleigh: People who drive super slow and
then as soon as a passing lane hits they
speed up to levels that make it difficult to
pass with a four cylinder vehicle.
Ukeedaze: Guilty Pleasure?
Ashleigh: Hmm hard one I guess you could
say my guilty pleasure is eating in the shower or bath
Ukeedaze: Goofy, or Regular?
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Ukeedaze: When did you get into painting?
Asheligh: I’ve always been keen on creating
art as a small child, but to put a date on
painting with intent to take it further than
just a hobby, I would say 2010.
Ukeedaze: What mediums do you use?
Ashleigh: I am passionate about too many
things! It gets me distracted! But to name
a few: holistic nutrition, surfing, gardening,
acupuncture and right now this moving,
kicking baby inside me.
Ukeedaze: Where can people view your
work?
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Ukeedaze: Besides painting what else are
you passionate about?
Sept. 19 - 27, 2015
Ashleigh: I use mostly acrylic paints on
stretched canvas, but I also dabble in oil and
with moulding mediums and acrylic washes
on birch panels.
Surfing the West Coast!
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Wild Mushrooms
mushrooms locally picked fresh
from the rainforest
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Vanishing Bees
The bees are vanishing! No more bee stings. Great news, right?
Well, not really...
Bees are an essential part of our ecosystem. Bees pollinate many of our
trees, forests, plants and garden. Over 80% of the world’s plants are
pollinated by bees. Without bees, our food supply is at risk. Common
crops such as apples, coffee, blueberries, beans, tomatoes, kiwifruit, onions,
cashews, cabbage (the list goes on...) are pollinated by bees.
What can we do to help?
• Stop using harmful chemicals, pesticides and fertilizers on our gardens
and lawns. These are harmful to pollinators as well as humans and the
soil.
• Buy raw, local honey. Raw honey is a great healthy alternative to
processed sweeteners and contains natural vitamins, enzymes and
antioxidants.
• Plant bee-friendly items such as poppies, sunflowers and clematis.
Lavender, rosemary, thyme, mint, raspberries, blackberries and
strawberries are some of the many bee-friendly edibles.
• Let dandelions grow. They are one of the important first source of
nectar for bees that survive the winter until more plentiful blooms of
spring appear. They are also edible and nutritious.
• Buy organic food and products. Organic food and products such as
hemp and cotton are produced without harmful chemical pesticide and
fertilizers, which are harmful to bees.
• Share awareness with our friends, family and people around us. Talk
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Big Beach Displays
T
he Wild Pacific Trail Society is proud
to announce three new Children’s
Interpretive Displays at Big Beach in
Ucluelet. The interactive displays include a
three-part spinning cylinder with information on three endangered species: the orca,
the sea otter, and the yellow rockfish. An
impressive 800 year old cross-section of a
log provides a backdrop for a forest scavenger hunt which leads to a geocache. Near
the end of the picnic tables, a new sign
solves some of the mystery surrounding a
real 1890’s shipwreck.
Summer Events Recap
The Trail Society would like to acknowledge
Heather Grimshire (WPTS Board Member)
for dreaming the idea, Clayoquot Biosphere
Trust for their funding support, the District
of Ucluelet, and Oyster Jim for building all
the structures in the Big Beach Interpretive
Park – what a natural engineer!
Ucluelet is the beautiful backdrop of multiple diverse events.
This past summer, events included Pacific Rim Arts Society
Summer Festival; Otalith Music Festival; Ukee Days; Vancouver
Island Region Porsche Club Fund Raiser; Edge to Edge
Marathon; Van Isle 360 International Yacht Race; and more.
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Our grand unveiling of the signs was held
June 12, 2015. Thank you to Carl Sieber,
Pacific Rim National Park Naturalist, for
entertaining the grade 2 and 3 children from
Ucluelet Elementary School at the opening.
The Trail Society hopes the signs will
capture the children’s interest, provoke their
curiosity and get them actively involved
with their natural surroundings. The Wild
Pacific Trail Society continues to build upon
dreams and looks forward to many more
educational opportunities. Please enjoy the
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Photo: Diana Uy
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Shannon Szymczakowski
Wild Pacific Trail Society
Photo: Douglas Ludwig
Ucluelet
Marine Services
Henry Tensen
Photo: Douglas Ludwig
35 years Certified General Mechanic
& Certified Diesel Engine Mechanic
Foot of Seaplane Base Road
Winter Projects Welcome
250-266-9402
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USA & Canada: 1 877 833 3419
Office: 011 52 987 869 1234
Cell: 044 987 564 0777
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Each Office Independently
Owned & Operated
Visit Ucluelet’s
OLDEST STORE
Built in 1908, this frontier building operated
continuously as a general store until 1988.
Today, this historic building is Ucluelet’s largest
gift store selling locally made crafts, shirts, jackets,
books, gifts, jewellery, and souveniers. The Crow’s
Nest offers a full range of office supplies and
printing as well as scan, copy, and fax services.
Original shelving and oiled fir floors are just part
of the atmosphere of this beautiful old landmark
building.
You’ll find THE CROW’S NEST located at the
foot of Main Street across from the aquarium.
205 Main Street
Phone: (250) 726-4214
Fax: (250) 726-7303
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Surfing:
Ucluelet offers close proximity to some of the most consistent
and highest quality waves in Canada. The jagged coastline provides
numerous options, giving dedicated surfers quality waves in varying
conditions. Ucluelet is home to several surf schools that offer professional, qualified instructors that can get you up and riding. The
area presents a unique surfing experience with its coastal rainforest
backdrops, white sand beaches, clean pristine water, and diverse
wild life.
Storm Watching:
Photo: Paul Freimuth
THINGS TO DO
The Wild Pacific Trail:
This 10 kilometre long trail meanders along Ucluelet’s rocky shoreline through coastal rain forests and across several beaches. Created
by volunteers and funded through user donations, this trail provides
countless awe inspiring view points, along with various artist loops
and benches that allow walkers to relax and enjoy the view. Several
parking areas provide access points throughout the trail allowing
people to explore specific areas and walk the trail in sections. Keep
your eyes peeled for many unique features carved by volunteer trail
makers out of stumps and blow downs. This remarkable trail is a
must see for all visitors of Ucluelet.
Fishing:
Miles of coastline, dozens of islands, and rich offshore deep water
banks give the area around Ucluelet a well deserved reputation as
a world class fishing destination. The area’s pristine waters are rich
with many diverse species of sea life, and dozens of varieties of
fish. There are plenty of experienced local guides and tour operators available who can help get you on the bite. Seasonal runs of
Chinook and Coho salmon, as well as halibut, cod, and various
rockfish provide many different options to the visiting angler. The
area surrounding Ucluelet is also home to several lakes, rivers, and
creeks, home to Cut throat and Rainbow trout which can provide
excellent freshwater fishing opportunities for the adventurous
explorer.
Art and Culture:
Ucluelet is home to many talented artists, musicians, and artisans.
Local First Nations artists provide beautiful examples of West
Coast inspired carvings, paintings, and masks. Several local galleries,
shops, and markets in town feature works from local artists. Various
festivals throughout the year provide a showcase for local talent, as
well as providing an opportunity for visitors to discover new artists
Winter time on the west coast brings powerful storms with hurricane force winds and massive waves which batter Ucluelet’s rocky
coastline. Local beaches and trails provide numerous vantage points
to witness the raw power of nature. Exercise caution and stay off
beaches and trails that are marked closed due to hazardous conditions. Make sure to bundle up and prepare for an exhilarating and
awe inspiring experience.
Bird Watching:
The west coast of Vancouver Island is a world class destination for
bird watching. Its forests, beaches, wetlands, and intertidal zones
are home to numerous different varieties of birds. The areas rich
biodiversity creates an abundant source of food for huge numbers
of migratory birds consisting of many species.
Whale Watching:
Barkley sound is home to resident gray whales and transient orcas.
Every spring the communities of Ucluelet and Tofino throws the
Pacific Rim Whale Festival. This week long festival celebrates the
arrival of migrating Humpbacks and Gray whales between March
and May. Plenty of tours are available to provide the opportunity
to view whales as well as porpoises, seals, sea lions and other local
wildlife. Various methods of viewing from closed cabin boats,
to open air zodiacs, to viewing from the air giving visitors many
different options to make lasting memories.
The Pacific Rim Park:
Located just north of Ucluelet, the Pacific Rim National Park is
home to miles of sandy beaches, tranquil coves, coastal rainforests, and interpretive trails. The beautiful sandy beaches provide
excellent bird watching, beach combing, and surfing. The interpretive trails are home to many unique historic locations and First
Nations cultural and heritage sites. The Kwisitis Visitor Center
located on Wickininnish Beach is home to a museum and a restaurant that provides beautiful ocean views.
Kayaking:
Being located adjacent to Barkley Sound and the Broken Group
Islands with its many coves, and beaches provides a playground for
kayakers that are second to none. Wild life viewing opportunities
abound in the area and kayaks provide an excellent vantage point to
witness these creatures in their natural habitat. Various local tours
and guides are available to provide equipment, rentals, instruction,
and knowledge of local waterways.
Diving:
The Broken Group, Barkley Sound, and surrounding areas provide
some of the best cold water diving on the planet. Diverse species
of fish, invertebrates, eels, octopus and shellfish make their homes
amongst colourful reefs and thick kelp forests. During the right
times of year the emerald coloured waters provide amazing visibility. With plenty of options, the area has suitable dives for all levels.
Photo: Paul Freimuth
Photo: Diana Uy
Registered Massage Therapy
Deep Tissue | Trigger Point | Prenatal
Craniosacral therapy | STR | Rehabilitation Exercise
TM
1571 Imperial Road, Ucluelet, B.C., V0R 3A0
(250) 726 2103
Home Made Food and Specialty Coffees
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1576 Imperial Lane, Ucluelet, BC, V0R 3A0
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COASTAL DIRECTORY
COASTAL DIRECTORY
Accommodations
Accommodations
Health & Wellness
Restaurants & Cafés
Local Products
Retail
Big Beach Guest House
1435 Victoria Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.266.1447
Email: [email protected]
www.bigbeachguesthouse.com
Tree Top Suite Vacation Rental
1357 Edwards Place , Ucluelet
Phone: 250.713.4094
EndlessFitness
Private Trainer/Fitness Classes/Yoga
Phone: 250.726.5134
Email: [email protected]
Personal training in a safe, interesting
& motivating environment. Detailed
fitness assessment, Customized personal
training programs to individual goals.
Howlers Family Restaurant & Amusements
1992 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.2211
Open 7 days a week until midnight.
Breakfast, Burgers, Seafood &
Vegetarian, Sports Bar, licensed, 5 pin
Bowling Alley, Arcade Games, Pool
Tables, Kids Hang-Out Area, Store
Cabezon Furniture
Phone: 250.726.4146
Email: [email protected]
www.cabezonfurniture.com
Housewares, reclaimed and custom
furniture, storage solutions and decor.
Available at:
The Place: #3 - 1950 Peninsula Road
Long Beach Surf Shop
2060 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.2700
Email: [email protected]
www.longbeachsurfshop.com
Friendly neighborhood surf shop.Full
range of surf products from value conscious to unique hand crafted surfboards.
Endlessride
Surf Lessons & Stand Up Paddle Tours
250.726.5020
Email: [email protected]
Learn to surf in 2 hours: Lessons
available in groups or in private. SUP
tours include ocean & lake adventures
in the heart our beautiful environment.
Matterson House Restaurant
1628 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.2200
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Delicious food and healthy portions.
Patio Seating, Full Menu, Seafood
Licensed, Cappuccino.
Choice Edibles Wild Mushrooms
Email: [email protected]
www.choicedibles.com
Fresh and dehydrated wild chanterelles
hedge hogs, pines, chicken of the woods
angel wings, yellow feet.
Seasonal availability.
Relic Surf Shop
1998 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.4421
Email: [email protected]
www.relicsurfshop.com
Ukee Juice
1627a Peninsula Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.5068
Email: ukeejuice@ gmail.com
www. ukeejuice.com
Healthy restaurant and juice bar. Gluten
free, made from scratch using organic
and local product where possible.
The Foggy Bean Coffee Company
Artisan coffee roastery & pop-up
espresso bar
Phone: 250.726.7278
Email: [email protected]
Locally roasted, organic and fairly
traded. Available in multiple locations in
Ucluelet.
Zoë’s Bakery & Cafe
250 Main Street, Ucluelet (Main & Helen)
Phone: 250.726 (CAKE) 2253
Email: [email protected]
Hearty & healthy lunches, daily breads
picnic items, pastries, yummy treats
specialty coffees, cakes, wedding cakes
chocolates, confections and more...
Ukeedaze Stanfield’s
Email: [email protected]
www.ukeedaze.com
A staple in Ukee Fashion, Stanfield’s are
80% nylon and 100% made in Canada.
Brave the cold in style in your Ukeedaze
Stanfield’s island tuxedo. $69 each.
Solidarity Snacks
313 Forbes Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.522.1217
www.solidaritysnacks.com
Polish Bakery and Deli. Local ingredients,
Fresh food, Catering & Wholesale
Available. All meats are from small
farms across Vancouver Isand & B.C.
Tours and Guides
One block from Big Beach & the Wild Pacific
Trail. 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms. Full
kitchen & living room. Private deck & hot tub.
Coast and Toast B&B
1821 Cedar Grove Place, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.913.0147
Email: [email protected]
www.coastandtoast.com
On-site access to the Wild Pacific Trail.
Fresh home-made bakery style breakfast
Free WiFi and a 32-inch flat screen TV.
Horizons West B&B
364 Marine Drive, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.2271
Email: [email protected]
www.horizons-west.com
Private oceanfront guest rooms with
incredible views. Walking distance to
amenities & the Wild Pacific Trail.
Long Beach Golf Course & Campground
1850 Pacific Rim Hwy (3 minutes from
Long Beach across the highway)
Phone: 250 725 3332
Email: [email protected]
30th Anniversary! Championship 9 Hole Golf
Course Driving Range, Mini Golf, Pro Shop,
Camping, Delicious Snacks, Cold Drinks & more.
SurfsInn Guesthouse and Rainforest Cabins
1874 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.4426
Email: [email protected]
www.surfsinn.ca
Your home away from home. Great for surf
& yoga groups, families or just for you to
come & chill out! Book your time away now.
The Net Loft Vacation Suite
932 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.7887
Email: [email protected]
www.thenetloft.ca
Private one bedroom suite with full
kitchen, high ceilings & balcony. 5 minute
walk to the Wild Pacific Trail. Pet Friendly
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Self-contained, private 1 bedroom suite.
Pullout sofa in living room. In-suite kitchenette:
cook top, microwave, toaster oven, small fridge
& sink. 4 piece bathroom with soaker/Jacuzzi
tub. TV, DVD, WIFI. Affordable nightly rates.
Attractions
Ucluelet Aquarium
180 Main Street (On the historic Whiskey Dock)
Phone: 250.726.AQUA
www.uclueletaquarium.org
Canada’s first catch & release aquarium,
find out what lives beneath our sea! Great
for kids & adults! Admission: Adults $14,
Students/Seniors $10, Children (4 - 17) $7.
Services
The Crow’s Nest
205 Main Street, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.4214
Fax: 250-726-7303
Email: [email protected]
www.thecrowsnestucluelet.com
Stationery, Printing, Scan, Copy, Fax.
Wick’d Surf School (in Ukee Bike Shop)
Owner operated, small group, high quality
professional & safe for all ages & abilities.
New warm suits. Pre-surf snack and post
surf refreshment with every lesson.
Phone: 250.266.0338
Email: [email protected]
www.wickedsurfcamps.com
Matt Kupnicki, R.Ac C.SMA
1576 Imperial Lane, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.266.0232
Registered Acupuncturist & Certified
Sports Medicine Acupuncture. Treatment
is effective for arthritis, headaches
& migraine, fertility & reproductive
disorders, sleep & emotional imbalances.
Naomi Joy Furst, RMT
1576 Imperial Lane, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.266.2277
Email: [email protected]
Registered Massage Therapy
Deep Tissue, Rehab, SRTtm
Trigger Point, Prenatal
Craniosacral Therapy.
Pacific Rim Chiropractic
Dr. Ron Norman HBSC, MSC, DC
#11 - 1636 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.2220
Email: [email protected]
Construction/Trades
Cabezon Furniture
PO Box 807
Phone: 250.726.4146
[email protected]
www.cabezonfurniture.com
Kitchen, Bathroom Cabinet design and
installation. Custom & Reclaimed Furniture. Interior & Exterior Finishing.
www.pacificrimchiropractic.com
Salty See Optometry Clinic
Dr. Gordon Costigan
381 Main Street, Tofino
Phone: 250.266.3937
Wednesdays & Fridays 9:00AM - 5:30PM
Email: [email protected]
Committed to providing the most comprehensive eye care to you & your family.
Thay Tea
ethical, pure, organic, loose leaf tea
#1 - 250 Main Street, Ucluelet (next to
CIBC, up from the Aquarium)
Phone: 250.726.2662
Email: [email protected]
www.thaytea.com
Hours: 9:30AM to 5:00PM Mon-Sat
Beachcomber Ocean Tours
Phone: 250.726.3444
wildedgewhlales.com
[email protected]
Visit Barkley Sound’s wildlife aboard our
heated, washroom equipped, 12 passenger high speed crew boat. Custom tours,
Family sport fishing, kayak transport.
Surf rentals, surf lessons, school & camps. Come
see the difference a great local surf shop, amazing
prices & friendly service make! Open all year round.
The Crow’s Nest
205 Main Street, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.4214
Fax: 250.726.7303
Email: [email protected]
www.thecrowsnestucluelet.com
Largest gift store on the coast. Jackets
crafts, shirts, books, jewellery, souvenirs.
The Place
#3 1950 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.4634
Founded in 1977 and has been Family
owned and operated ever since.
Furniture, Mattresses, Electronics,
Appliances, Music Supplies & more!
Ucluelet Liquor Store
1786 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet
Phone: 250.726.2579
www.uclueletliquorstore.ca
We carry the largest variety of Island
wineries and craft breweries on
the West Coast.
Open 9am - 11pm daily.
The Jamie’s Experience
168 Fraser Lane, Ucluelet
Phone Ucluelet: 1.877.726.7444
606 Campbell Street, Tofino
Phone Tofino: 1.800.667.9913
www.jamies.com
Whale & Bear Watching, Hot Springs Cove,
Cultural Canoe Tours, Water Taxi & more
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Get Your Hands Wet
A Catch
and Release
Aquarium
in a world of incredible diversity
Open Daily 10am - 5pm
Located on the historic
Whiskey Dock
www.uclueletaquarium.org
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250-266-3937
Dr. Gordon Costigan
381 Main Street
Tofino
Height n Meters.
Ucluelet Tide Tables data obtained from Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
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NORTH TO
TOFINO
4
PACIFIC RIM NATIONAL PARK RESERVE
RADAR
HILL
4
HIGHWAY 4
AIRPORT
WASHROOMS
SCHOONER
TRAIL
4
PARKING
TRAILS
ESOWISTA
SCHOONER
COVE
LONG BEACH
GREEN POINT
COMBERS
BEACH TRAIL
COMBERS
BEACH
RAINFOREST
TRAIL
WICKANINNISH
BEACH
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WICK R
OA D
4
BOG
TRAIL
SOUTH
BEACH
TRAIL
NUU-CHAH-NULTH
TRAIL
QUISITIS
POINT
FLORENCIA BAY
4
WILLOWBRAE
TRAIL
HALF
MOON BAY
WYA
POINT
MILLSTREAM
WYA
BEACH
30
Fall 2015
UCLUTH
BEACH
SOUTH TO
UCLUELET
4
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