Securing the future of coastal recreation in BC
Your membership helps to protect & preserve the places we all love
Member benefits
BCMT Member Map
Partner Discounts
Member-Only Facebook Group
Protect The Coast You Love
BCMT Member Map
Partner Discounts
Member-Only Facebook Group
Protect The Coast You Love
Individual
Standard membership option- Access the member map with advanced trip planning tools & Site Condition Reports
- View multiple photos per site
- Extensive discounts on gear and services
- Exclusive member-only Facebook group
- Access exclusive content from experienced paddlers
Family
Bundle within a household and save- All of our individual member benefits
- Membership cards for your household
Business
Ideal for outfitters and guides- All of our individual member benefits
- Opportunity to provide member discounts
- Collaborate with us on social media
Member Discounts
10% off all regular priced inventory, except Kayaks and Surf Skis. In store, or contact us in advance of online ordering to arrange the special pricing.Â
Telegraph Cove: 20% off 1/2 day whale watching and zodiac tours. Victoria: 20% off sunset whale watching.
10% off all kayaking and canoeing. Includes Cowichan Bay Kayaking.
Member Map Benefits
Our public map has several basic features, but we’ve saved the best for our members. Plot your route with bearing, distance, and coordinates for each leg of your trip, then export to your handheld GPS device, print it or save as a PDF to share with your friends.

Site Condition Reports are now visible on the member map — that’s right, you will now be able to see the most up-to-date information possible for your trip planning. Displayed reports (shown by orange pins) will include important information on conditions, photos, and more.

Define a radius, draw a line, or draw a polygon and lasso sites within the defined proximity distance. After finding the sites, and exporting their data to CSV, you can import the CSV file into Google Earth Pro or go to the ​BCMT Data Conversion Tool​ to convert from CSV to KML or GPX.
Then, site data can be uploaded directly to your GPS device.

Yes, while the public map is limited to only one photo per site, the member map will display all available photos. More photos are also available through the Site Condition Report layer on the member map.Â
Our approach to coastal recreation
Trails Development & Safety
First Nations Engagement
Environmental Stewardship
Why the future of coastal recreation needs us
British Columbia is home to some of the most breathtaking coastal landscapes in the world, attracting millions of visitors every year. The future of coastal recreation in BC depends on our ability to preserve and protect these natural treasures for generations to come. This requires each of us to approach coastal recreation as environmental stewards, leaving sites we visited better than we found them and ensuring that our marine trails remain safe and sustainable. If we don’t take care of our coast, the future of public access may be at risk.