Willingdon Beach Trail
Willingdon Beach Trail
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Anna
North Vancouver, Canada17 contributions
Aug. 2022
Part of our camping experience! Nice and fairly flat, dog on leash came with us! Kids rode bikes as well!
Written May 6, 2023
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dharmadoo
newport, shropshire37 contributions
Sep. 2021
Easy walk directly from the campsite, park or beach. Great if the weather is a bit damp. Lots of interesting logging artifacts & info-boards from the bygone era. Can be very muddy if there been a lot of rain, so beware. Popular with dog-walkers. If you feel like a bit more exercise you can walk all the way to the old townsite & the "hulks".
Written September 16, 2021
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mike p
Powell River, Canada12 contributions
Nov. 2019
great people nice walk very historic good exercise , lots of intresting items along the way with a note on em all in all i love it my self and recommend it highly too everyone else ....
Written October 19, 2020
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Ann
95 contributions
Oct. 2020 • Couples
Loved the trail. My mom used to run it daily in the 80’s and I was excited to revisit her footsteps! Lots of friendly faces and well behaved pups! Found a couple of geocaches and loved all the interesting information along the way!
Written October 7, 2020
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488traveller022
North Vancouver, Canada381 contributions
Aug. 2020 • Solo
It’s a flat, wide path in the shade of a mixed forest. Along the way are old pieces of logging equipment. There are signs explaining what the equipment did.
Written August 3, 2020
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Barb P
15 contributions
Jul. 2020 • Family
Your whole family will appreciate the thought and effort put into this museum & trail combined into one! Worth a bike ride or walk in the trees along the ocean!
Written July 26, 2020
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Meow meow
Powell River, Canada8 contributions
Jun. 2020 • Friends
Shady and flat, it’s a super accessible trail with lots of historical logging machinery. It also has markers and descriptions of local plants. Beautiful trail. Can be quite busy.
Written June 25, 2020
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SchumacherJack
Timmins, Canada572 contributions
Sep. 2019
As you stroll along the wide and shaded trail, you will get a true feel for the challenges facing loggers in the past century in and around Powell River. The static exhibits, the information documents along the trail and the spectacular array of flora is why everyone who visits Powell River should take a couple of hours to do this walk.
Written November 27, 2019
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Pat B
2 contributions
May 2019
Easy walk for people of all ages. Beautiful ocean views with stops along the way to swim. The trail starts at the edge of the Willington Beach Campsite and ends at the Powell River townsite.
Written September 5, 2019
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Don N
3 contributions
Sep. 2019 • Solo
Simple quiet historic. Keep a look out for all variety of coastal wildlife, squirrels, otters, deer (bears/ cougars)
Written September 3, 2019
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