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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

A Canadian nature reserve on Vancouver Island's west coast, known for its rugged coastline, dense rainforests, and popular surfing beaches.

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Situated against Vancouver Island’s Pacific Ocean coastline, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve attracts hordes of adventure seekers each year – surfers, hikers, kayakers, bikers and even marine life enthusiasts. The brooding forests, windswept beaches and rugged shores makeup the region which is infused with the native culture that has been present in the Pacific Rim for thousands of years.

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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve Experiences

  • National Parks To Explore In Canada

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    Canada is one of the largest countries in the world with plentiful wilderness and stunning nature, encompassed by its expansive national parks. Explore snow-capped mountains, granite islands, sandy coastlines, and more in this fascinating and beautiful country. Here is a selection of just a few of our favorite national parks in Canada, from BC to Quebec that have some of the most stunning views and memorable experiences.

  • List of National Parks in Canada

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    Canada is the second-largest country in the world and with a population less than the state of California, Canada has an endlessly sprawling natural landscape to explore. These national parks are famously well kept and dynamic in geography, featuring unique wildlife and breathtaking scenery.

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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve Articles

  • Best National Parks in Canada for the Nature Enthusiast

    For outdoor adventurers, it doesn’t get much better than the natural simplicity and untouched landscapes of the world-famous national parks in Canada. It’s famously known that the state of California has more people living within its borders than all of Canada does, so it’s easy to forget that the Great White North is still the […]

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