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Hikers are exploring the pristine trails and discovering dramatic vistas in Tahsis, including the famous Nootka Trail. Below are a number of trails you can explore when you stay with us at Anchor Guest House.
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Leiner Bouldering Trail
A short loop wanders along a scenic stretch of the Leiner River. Rock climbers can practice their skills on the house-sized boulders found on the slopes of the valley.
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Nootka Trail
Accessable by water taxi or float plane, the trail hugs the west coast of Nootka Island. It is not uncommon to see whales, includeding Greys, Humpbacks and Orcas; bears, cougars, elk and wolves. Old First Nations sites are found along the shores.
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Coral Cave or The Lookout
Either desitnation is about 3 to 4 hours for an experienced hiker and each spot offers a dramatic view of the Tahsis Inlet. Access is from the West Bay Park.
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Maquinna Trail
A rugged route, immortalized in the book White Slaces of the Nootka. The trails follows the ridge between the Leiner and Tahsis River balleys, east of the village.
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Woss Lake Grease Trail
This ancient trade route was used by the First Nations and crosses Vancouver Island. This trail is not maintained as a marked route but can still be accessed at the north end of the Tahsis Dump.