Wickaninnish Interpretive Centre and Wickaninnish Beach, Tofino, BC
Walking, Surfing, Beachcombing, Close to Tofino

Wickaninnish Centre and Beach The Wickaninnish Interpretive Centre is perched on the shore of the Pacific Ocean at the end of Wick Road, 3.5 km from Highway 4. This information centre, interpretive facility, and gift shop focuses on the natural and cultural heritage of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. An all-terrain wheelchair is available for visitor use. Pets are allowed on the beach and trails by the centre. The Wickaninnish Centre is open mid March to mid October and also houses the Wickaninnish Restaurant. The Centre houses a wonderful mural - seen in the photos below. More information is available at the Parks Canada website.

Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations Wickaninnish Centre All-terrain wheelchairs available at the Wickaninnish Centre Megaptera novaeangliae or Humpback Whale Wickaninnish Centre Gadus macrocephalus or Pacific Cod Wickaninnish Centre

First Nations Canoe Wickaninnish Centre First Nations have inhabited this area for 7500 years. Wickaninnish Centre Prionace glauca or Blue Shark Wickaninnish Centre Alepisaurus ferox or Longnose Lancetfish Wickaninnish Centre Sphyraena argentea or Pacific Barracuda Wickaninnish Centre

Friendly staff and interesting exhibits await you at the Wickaninnish Centre.

This beach is to the North of the Centre.
Both the South Beach Trail and the Wickaninnish Trail start South of the Centre.

Wickaninnish Centre and Beach
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