Pacific Northwest Traveller

Pacific Northwest Traveller Lifestyle, Adventure, The Great Outdoors & Travel - BC, Alberta, Idaho, Oregon, & Washington state. The pacific northwest of North America.

One of the most beautiful places anywhere on the globe. Come along with us as we show you the sights, the playgrounds, the hidden treasures in this beautiful area we call home. The focus of Pacific Northwest Traveller is to create a forum where those of us without that million dollar budget can get out and enjoy the beauty that surrounds us with our loved one, our children and our friends. Discove

r for yourself why people from all over the globe make our home their tourist/vacation destination. Regular features include:
- product reviews (from tires to tents to electronics, etc)
- trip reports from our staff and you the readers
- things to do in "your backyard" - zip-lining, romantic get-away-weekends, camping, mountain biking, swimming, etc.
- tips, tricks and helpful items to help you get the most of your time away from the office
- location reviews (B&B, Campgrounds, RV parks, Vacation Rental property, etc)
- beautiful full colour photographic essays from our team of professional photographers as well as guest photographers from around the world. pacific Northwest Traveller is available in high-quality full colour print as well as in a eBook format for your iPad, Kindle or email.

06/12/2026
06/02/2026

We’ve recently updated the Port Renfrew Big Trees Map to make it easier to find and explore some of the most remarkable trees, groves, and parks in the region — along with key local businesses.

The latest version includes revised driving directions to the San Juan Spruce and Red Creek Fir (the road has changed!), the location and trail at Eden Grove, and detailed routes to iconic giants like Big Lonely Doug, Harris Creek Spruce, and more.

View the updated map here! https://ancientforestalliance.org/ancient-forests/port-renfrew-big-trees-map/

05/13/2026

Current and forecast conditions have shifted since the Coastal Fire Centre initially implemented the Category 1 campfire prohibition earlier this May, resulting in cooler temperatures, improved humidity values and an overall reduction in wildfire hazard throughout the region. Because of this, Category 1 campfires will be once again permitted under the Coastal Fire Centre’s jurisdiction as of Friday, May 15, 2026, at 12 p.m. (noon).

Although the fire risk has decreased for the region, human-caused wildfires are still possible and entirely preventable. Please take the time to learn how to enjoy a campfire safely: gov.bc.ca/saferburning

Category 2 and 3 open burning and select activities and equipment remain prohibited throughout the Coastal Fire Centre. For full details, please refer to the following information bulletin: https://blog.gov.bc.ca/bcwildfire/campfires-permitted-across-coastal-fire-centre-due-to-decreased-fire-risk/

04/28/2026

A little bird told us yesterday but we needed to wait until BC Parks officially announced it. The Juan de Fuca Marine Trail will reopen this summer and the opening date to be announced in May. The trailhead is just down the road from us at China beach.

04/20/2026

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