Radar Hill - 100m one way. No beach. No stairs - The site of a WW2 radar station now offers unparalleled views of Clayoquot Sound and the Pacific Ocean.

Schooner Cove - 1km one-way. Beach access. Stairs - This boardwalk trail through the old-growth temperate rainforest takes you to the north end of Long Beach. The community of Esowista is located here.

Long Beach - Beach access. No stairs - World-famous for its vast expanse of pristine and endless white-sand beaches. 16km from one end to the other!

Greenpoint Campground - Beach access. No stairs - All sites are on a forested terrace. Open from mid-March to mid-October. Reservations strongly recommended.

Combers Beach - Beach access. Stairs - A short boardwalk hike through the forest and over salmon-spawning streams to the miidle section of Long Beach.

Rainforest - 1km each loop. No beach. Stairs - Each loop of this trail is loacated on either side of the highway. A great place to immerse yourself in the temperate rainforest.

Shorepine Bog Trail - 800m. No beach. No stairs - This boardwalk loop is less than a km long. Stunted by the acidic soil of the bog, the Shorepine trees here resemble a overgrown Bonzai forest.

Wickaninnish Centre
- Beach access. No stairs - Enjoy lunch overlooking the open Pacific ocean and explore the exhibits in the adjacent museum before heading down to the south end of Long Beach.

South Beach - 800m. Beach access. Stairs - From the Interpretive Centre, head down the boardwalk and stairs to this steep pebble beach. Be careful of large waves.

Nuu-chuh-nulth Trail - 2.5km one-way. Beach access. Stairs - This excellent interpretive boardwalk trail connects Long Beach with Florencia Bay.

Florencia Bay - Beach access. Stairs - Also known as Wreck Bay (due to the abundance of shipwrecks), this 7 km long beach is great for tidepool exploring and surfing.

Willowbrae Trail - Beach access. Stairs - Part of the original pioneer "Cordouroy Trail" which linked Ucluelet and Tofino, it leads to both Half Moon Bay and the south end of Florencia Bay.

Half Moon Bay - Beach access. Stairs - This secluded and seldom visited beach offers great opportunities to escape the crowds and a dip in the ocean on a hot day.

Long Beach
The Long Beach Unit of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is one of the most poular summer destinations in Canada. Ranked as Canada's #1 beach, Long Beach is a 16km long expanse of white-sand fringed by cedar, pine and spruce trees.

As surfing, swimming and beachcombing are the most popular activities, Long Beach is the main draw for many visitors. However, the park also offers excellent hiking opportunities and is home to the First Nations village of Esowista.

Camping is available at Greenpoint Campground. Parking is available at all listed points of interest. Park passes are sold at local information centres and dispensing machines in all parking lots.