Things to do in Long Beach

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Long Beach featuring surf, general coastal views and rugged coastline
Long Beach featuring general coastal views and a sandy beach
Long Beach featuring cycling, island views and a sandy beach
Long Beach which includes a sandy beach and surfing as well as a small group of people
Long Beach featuring a sandy beach

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1. Chesterman Beach

Grab a board and tackle the gentle breakers at Chesterman Beach or sit back and look on as rookies and experts surf the waves together. The 1.7-mile (2.7-kilometer) white sandy expanse is a popular place for learning how to surf. It's also where you can walk to an island, see migrating whales and explore tidal pools for marine life.
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Chesterman Beach showing general coastal views and rocky coastline

2. Ucluelet Big Beach

Thrill to a day of fun, adventure and excitement at Big Beach. The popular beach park is situated in large bay and is flanked by cliffs and rocky outcrops. Relax under the sun, hike through a forest and across cliffs and go wildlife spotting.
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Ucluelet Big Beach featuring a house and a luxury hotel or resort

3. Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

The Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is a natural and cultural wonder with rainforests, beaches and history. It is the main attraction on Vancouver Island, offering something for every type of traveler, from campers and sunbathers to history buffs. Camp and hike in the park, which stretches across more than 123,000 acres (50,000 hectares) of picturesque landscape and ocean.
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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve featuring forest scenes and hiking or walking as well as an individual femail

4. Rainforest Trail

Walk the Rainforest Trail in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve and you’re sure to fall in love with the forest. The route winds through enchanting habitats that almost seem intentionally designed to promote peaceful reflection.
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Rainforest Trail which includes a bridge and forest scenes

5. Schooner Cove Trailhead

The Schooner Cove Trailhead leads through untouched countryside, but the boardwalks and stairs along the way make it accessible to hikers of all ages and fitness levels. However. it’s not suitable for wheelchairs. Catch glimpses of the ocean between the trunks of monster trees and listen as the forest sounds mingle with the rolling of the waves. Finally, emerge into sheltered Schooner Cove itself.
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Schooner Cove Trailhead which includes forest scenes and a bridge

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