Wild Pacific Trail Wildlife Watching

Are you tired of sitting still behind a desk all day and get no rest for a straight eight hours? Right on the edges of the rugged shores of Ucluelet, Pacific Rim, the outstanding easy-to-navigate route lies. The view you will encounter in this ever-green trail is the view of the seventh heaven. Pack your bags and come to the wonderland of Canada, Vancouver Island; head straight to Ucluelet and when you are done having fun there viewing the fantastic wildlife, come for a spiritual retreat in the Wild Pacific Trail. Step onto this beautiful green walking route and have no worries regarding the rain because of the tall trees that act as umbrellas year-round. Not to mention that it is multi-lingual! Meaning while you are taking a pleasant walk, you may hear people talking in different languages. Meeting people from different nationalities is another wonder of the Wild Pacific Trail in Ucluelet. Speaking of the wonder of Wild Pacific Trail, it is an awesome place to go wildlife viewing on Vancouver Island. It is better to say that it is one of the wildlife viewing hidden gems you can lose the chance to visit because if you do, believe me, you would regret it for the rest of your life.
Wild Pacific Trail consists of three sections for you to choose which one you would rather hike in and watch the wildlife out there. The three sections are the Lighthouse Loop, Big Beach Section and Brown's Beach to Ancient Cedars Section. The Lighthouse Loop is 2.5 km (1.5 miles) long, and it encounters Barkley Sound and Amphitrite Lighthouse. The hike might take about 40 minutes, and there you are provided with a killing viewpoint of nature exposing you. If you're in luck, you might lay an eye on whales from the rugged shoreline. The Big Beach section stretches for 1 km (0.5 miles), and you can choose to have your hike along the shoreline and enjoy the scent of the waters of Barkley Sound. The Brown's Beach sections continue for 3 km (1.8 miles), and following it, you will reach the coastal wilderness trail. A mini loop, formally known as The Artists Loop (0.5 km), branches out from Brown's Beach, and it will lead you to the shoreline and ocean swells. All along your hike in all three sections, you have the chance to gaze upon the wildlife of the Wild Pacific Trail living their lives in the wilderness.

Wild Pacific Trail shoreline is one of the locations where you will have the chance to go whale watching onshore. Imagine while you’re sipping your coffee slowly, a whale breaches out of the water. Whale watching from the shore usually happens during spring when they are migrating from Alaska. However, if you haven’t the chance to spot them from the shore, you can choose an advanced tour that provides boating. But whales are not the only sea creature it contains. The wonders of Barkley Sound’s water are endless, that if you want to explore all of them, you would have to stay there forever, which is a pleasure, to be honest. While you are floating, you may encounter seals, sea lions, and sea otters besides whales. You may spot a group of seagulls circling. They are either attracted to fish, or they are planning to do mammal hunting. Last but not least, you may spot sea otters that have returned to the waters after extinction. Overall, provided that you come to Wild Pacific Trail at a proper time and bring your luck too, you can enjoy the fantastic marine wildlife viewing tours Vanisle Wildlife provides for you.

Birds are actually the most likely to be seen species in Wild Pacific Trail. Bird watching has been popular in recent years, and nowadays, people from different ages enjoy the view of this feathered wildlife and enjoy them singing. Based on the time you come to this wonderful you may encounter and hear various birds flying between the branches of trees. The birdlife in Wildlife Pacific, which has prepared an excellent opportunity for birdlife viewing here on the west coast of Vancouver Island, includes oystercatchers, turnstones, mergansers, great blue herons, belted kingfishers, bald eagles, osprey, and a long list of sea feathers!

Bears, cougars, and wolves are rare in Wild Pacific Trail; however, the smell of your leftovers can attract them like a giant magnet, and there's the danger of a Pacific Rim predator. Bears usually do not approach people, and they will disappear the moment they feel the presence of a human being. Nonetheless, they are highly attracted to the smell of food, and that is why nature conservationists are persistent about not leaving your trash and leftovers by the trail and try to stay on the main road. Bear viewing in Wild Pacific Rim is possible but rare. Note that if you come to the trail, the chances for bear viewing are reduced almost to zero. Wildlife lives more and healthier when they are in their natural habitat, and since Wild Pacific Trail is surrounded by forest has made it a great place to stay put and have a family for bears and other wildlife. It is worth mentioning that if you are eager to view these majestic black hairy creatures while you're taking the fresh air of the trail into your lungs, choosing an experienced wildlife viewing tour guide may help you meet your expectation.

Have you ever thought about what would happen if you get lost in lands that are unknown to you? Well, if you think about it deeply and imagine yourself right into the position, you would feel the horror. You go right, and you don’t know the place. You go left, and the same thing happens. So, whenever you travel to someplace for the first time, given it is the gorgeous Wild Pacific Trail, and you want to experience recreational opportunities provided for you, like Wild Pacific Trail bird and whale watching tour, you would definitely need an experienced tour guide to show you the best ways to help you build awesome memories.
Wherever on the Island you decide to spend your holidays is a mystery; especially when your prim aim is to go to a place that there are bird watching opportunities. As a matter of fact, birds do not build their nests somewhere easily visible and accessed. Therefore, you would need someone utterly familiar with the area and the species that are inhabiting there. And who else is better than people who spend a lifetime guiding people on such adventures. Vanisle Wildlife tour guides with more than a decade of guiding experience are here to make your stay here on Vancouver Island as memorable as possible here in Wild Pacific Trail.
Besides, wildlife viewing tour operators can provide you with services (e.g., meals, and boats) that make your journey more convenient and unforgettable. Also, they know the peak time of the day and the hotspots in Wild Pacific Trail for viewing either wildlife or marine life and many different bird species. So, if you go to wildlife viewing tours in Wild Pacific Trail with the company of a tour guide, you won’t come back empty-handed. We are proud tour operators in responsible whale watching, bear viewing, bird watching and wildlife viewing, and we are willing to educate our guests about the wonders and the fragility of the Barkley Sound waters and the wonder of this amazing area.