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.

11/18/2025

🚧⛺️ A new In-Town Campground is under construction in the heart of Bamfield. This campground will bring visitors — and steady revenue — to our Nation. Each new HGB project helps build a stronger future for citizens.

🎥 the video clip in the comments below gives you a sneak peek of one of the new roads at our In Town campground

10/29/2025
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09/17/2025

🔹Colwood moves forward on huge oceanfront pathway spanning between Esquimalt Lagoon and Beachlands community🔹

A four kilometre long oceanfront multi-use path is one step closer to becoming reality in Colwood, thanks to a grant secured for project planning that is well underway. The path, stretching from the Lagoon Bridge to the new Beachlands subdivision, is expected to open by early 2028. More from the City of Colwood:

The City of Colwood is moving forward with plans to create a muti-use pathway along the waterfront from the Lagoon Bridge to the Beachlands.

The 4km pathway will create a safe and accessible route for people walking and cycling along the waterfront. It will guide people thoughtfully through sensitive areas near Esquimalt Lagoon National Migratory Bird Sanctuary and create an enjoyable route beyond the Lagoon washroom, through the waterfront areas of Perimeter Park and connecting to new trail networks at The Beachlands.

The City received a $6M grant for the project and began with stakeholder engagement, design, surveying, and archaeological permitting for the project. Early options focused heavily on engineering coastline areas, which added complexity to the project, resulting in escalating costs.

The plan moving forward is based on Green Shores design which redirects the focus back to using natural materials and eco-friendly techniques that work with the coastline. This means that in addition to improved safety and comfort for users, the project will help restore and protect natural areas.

What's next
Project designs are being updated to meet the required archaeological and environmental permitting processes. Final designs and detailed construction plans are expected to be complete by January 2027, followed by tendering and construction. This will put Colwood on track to have the new waterfront multi-use pathway complete in advance of the grant funding deadline of January 2028.

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