San Josef Bay, Vancouver Island! New years 2024! Sea stacks! Sea caves! Best beaches in the world!?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- We head up to the north end of Vancouver Island, and explore San Josef Bay! It's around an hour and a half down active logging roads from Port Hardy. The road is notorious for destroying tires and our trip would prove to add more statistics to the growing numbers! We and someone else had a flat upon returning to our vehicle, and on the way out we saw 2 other people dealing with tires! Once at the Cape Scott parking lot, it's only about an hour each way to San Josef Bay. We didn't see any tent pads at San Josef, but managed to find a spot pretty easily. From 4 PM on New Years Eve until noon the next day, we had the beach to ourselves. Some new toilets were in the process of being built, and there were a number of food caches! We missed the sea stacks our first day due to tides, but managed to explore them a bit the following day .
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Hey , Nice video. Were considering trek there from Vancouver for March spring break for few days .Have you encountered any wolfs/bears along the route? We will be going with our 3,5 years old son so want to be cautious. Also how high does tide go ? is it easy to spot? I remember years ago when we camped in Olympic National Park on the beach it was great .
Thanks for checking things out. I don't think you have to be overly worried about wildlife, beyond normal precautions. I've been lucky and never had any issues with bears. They tend to be more afraid of you for the most part. I always carry bear spray just in case though! There are bear caches at a couple spots for storing stuff. The path is fairly well travelled, and we saw someone bringing a stroller in on our way out. I don't know if I'd call the high tide line that easy to see! You can see the damp sand from the previous tide, and there was some driftwood, which would be the very highest it would get. I have a 360 video of the beach on my channel. If you watch it on a computer or phone you can scroll around and check the whole place out for yourself. Safe travels and thanks for dropping in!
Well, if anything it's your incredible devotion to detail that sets your videos apart from everyone else. Well done.
There you go with the tree moss again... outstanding!! Love it!!
I knew that tree moss was gonna steal the show from the sea stacks and the beach! I never should of put it in! lol. Who doesn't love a little tree moss? Some texture and color to add a touch of whimsy! Or something like that!
Thanks for watching!