The Ford Cove to Shingle Spit Trail winds through forested terrain from Ford Cove to the ferry-landing area at Shingle Spit, following the coastline and staying mostly level, making it suitable for hiking or casual cycling. Along the way, you pass wooded hillsides, small bridges over gullies and streams, and near the halfway point, a seasonal waterfall. There are plenty of breathtaking views of the channel and surrounding islands, making this path the perfect mix of forest and coastal scenery.

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1. Ford Cove to Shingle Spit Trail — Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park

6.30km

01:43

90m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Distance 1.76 km

Uphill 100 m

Downhill 60 m

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Location: Area A (Baynes Sound), British Columbia, Canada

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1. Ford Cove to Shingle Spit Trail — Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park

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