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Little Qualicum River Fish Hatchery

Directions: From the intersection of the Old Island Highway and the new Laburnum Road drive south to Claymore Road and turn right. Follow Claymore Road to the entrance to the Little Qualicum River Fish Hatchery (2.4 Km from the Old Island Hwy. to the entrance just after crossing the bridge over Whiskey Creek). Turn right

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Heritage Forest

Directions: From the E&N Railway Station at the corner of Beach and Sunningdale Roads, head east along the path between the Qualicum Community Baptist Church and heritage locomotive. At the end of the parking area keep to the right on Railway Street. Cross Memorial Avenue and continue along 1st Avenue East past the Qualicum Beach

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Eaglecrest / Heritage Forest Loop

The beach walk from Hall Road to Seacrest Place is best done at low tide. There are two (?) portable toilets along this route: one on Seacrest Place and the other by the caretaker’s residence in the Heritage Forest. This trail strings together a beach walk, a number of short trails with walks along residential

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Kinkade Beach

This is one of the best walks in the Qualicum Beach area, and without a doubt my favourite. Years ago, while still living down island, I visited Qualicum Beach and went for a walk along Flamingo Drive. I fell in love with the town and vowed to return when I retired. As fate would have

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Qualicum Beach

  This short hike takes you from the Qualicum Beach Museum to the Grandon Creek Trail and salmon enhancement project via the Hoy Lake Road Right of Way, then back to the Museum by the waterfront. The trail features forested trails, shaded creek side boardwalks, and Qualicum Beach’s famous oceanfront promenade with landmark eagle tree.

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