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. Discover 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.

09/06/2026
09/02/2026
08/21/2026

The wildfire hazard rating for Shirley has been upgraded to extreme. Campers are still allowed to use CSA approved propane fire pits at their campsites and we have several for rent at the campsite if you don't have one. The forecast is calling for a little rain on Saturday and to us this is welcome news.

08/15/2026

🔹 Logging road bridge replacement will temporarily close access to multiple camping spots and destinations between Alberni and Ucluelet🔹

More from the Province:

The Marion Main Forest Service Road (FSR) on Vancouver Island will be closed from Sept. 1, 2026, until Oct. 3, 2026, while the Ministry of Forests replaces a bridge that has reached the end of its service life.

The road will be closed to hikers and vehicles during the replacement. Recreational sites, including 5040 Peak, Cobalt Lake and Triple Peak Lake, will not be accessible from the Marion Main FSR during the closure.

The bridge was built in 1988. Since then, Marion Main FSR has had increased traffic to access popular recreation spots. The bridge replacement is required to ensure continued safe access and will allow maintenance of the road by the Ministry of Forests.

The replacement has been scheduled in September 2026 to meet the requirements set by Fisheries and Oceans Canada to reduce effects on fish and fish habitat.

08/13/2026

Good Point Surf Fest, September 5th.

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