Rain Forest Hiking Trail
Location: Off the Pacific Rim Highway
The Rain Forest Trail consists of two separate loops. Although both pass through the same type of forest, each trail has its own distinctive character. While the routes are not difficult the boardwalk may be slippery in sections - please watch your step in though areas.

Rain Forest Hiking Trail Route A
Distance: 1 km loop
Babbling brook. Enter a rain forest and discover a new world. The vegetation is dense with cedar, hemlock, fir, moss, ferns, shrubs and young tree seedlings. Aged trunks, which crashed earthward hundreds of years ago, criss-cross the forest floor. To pass by these fallen giants is to walk through past centuries, for some of these trees were well established seedlings before the first white people saw the coast of North America. Tiny chickadees and kinglets explore the upper levels of the rain forest and in Sandhill Creek salmon come to spawn. In the fall the creek gives meaning to the words "babbling brook " - it's a wonderful, peaceful sound that accompanies you along the way.