A nice little walk along an old railway that's being reclaimed by nature. I started at Bob's on the Rocks like most I imagine. There is an old wall that was built to shore up the rail bed early on, part of it has crumbled to the shore below and part of it stands, some interesting old engineering. I also found an abandoned anchor chain with links bigger than my shoe draped over the shore rocks right near the end of the walk. I'm sure that there are more artifacts if you look for them. The end of the trail was rather anticlimactic where it opened up to a scruffy boat yard with no directions to speak of. Take your pick from there. It was a nice way to kill an hour none the less. When I returned I ordered fish and chips at Bob's. Good grub.

This trail is located on the traditional territory of the Tsimshian and follows the coast. There are two benches facing the water and after the third bridge there’s a picnic table. There are a few steep (very short) areas but it appears as though some people have avoided them by creating another parallel path along the old tracks. I’m not sure if this is ok though as there’s no signage and some appear to be blocked off with larger logs. The trail comes out by curling rink or you can loop back to the parking lot. Trail was clean and well kept and is paved/gravel and nice and wide for physical distancing.