The latest Coastal Journeys Articles
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Sea Kayaking Port Hardy Region and God’s Pocket Marine Park
The Mission: Paddle from Port Hardy to Vansittart Island and back, exploring God’s Pocket Marine Park and the other islands over seven days (camping six nights). Don’t starve, run out of water, freeze, break any bones, swim out of our kayaks, get stranded, or kill each other. Read More -
Best of the West Coast (Part 3)
Join kayaker Jeff King as he continues his journey down the west coast of the United States. Read More -
Kayaking wisdom from the wild
Jerry and Julee Kaye share kayaking wisdom learned from a 600-km paddle from Bella Bella to Tofino, Read More
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BCMTNA in the news
 | Salish Sea joins Canada’s Great TrailA paddling route used for thousands of years between Vancouver Island and the mainland has officially become part of the Great Trail. |
 | Island Coastal Economic Trust project profileTRAILS - BOTH HIKING TRAILS ON land, and marine trails for paddlers – are significant and growing regional tourism assets. That's the preamble from the Island Coastal Economic Trust in its profile on the Salish Sea Marine Trail, a project of the BC Marine Trails Network Association. |
 | Global News reportB.C.’s coastline could soon be more accessible to everyone. The BC Marine Trail Network Association is working to establish the Salish Sea Marine Trail connecting Vancouver Island with the mainland. Global News reports. |
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November AGM & Paddling North Speakers
We had a very successful AGM, Saturday, November 24 with approximately 40 people in attendance. As president our association received some very positive comments about both the AGM and the Paddling North speaker, Rebecca Grim (see their Youtube trailer) Read More -
BC Marine Trails Film Shoot
BC Marine Trails Directors, Members and Volunteers – Martin Ryer, Steve Best, Gene Gapsis, Les Hudson, Lyle Wilkinson, Allan Edwin and Elizabeth Pannell spent a week paddling nearly 100 km in a very remote section of NW Vancouver Island Read More -
Vancouver Island Marine Debris Working Group
The BC Marine Trails Organization has been a member of the Vancouver Island Marine Debris Working Group (VIMDWIG) since 2015. Read More
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