预订从南（Gordon River Trailhead)进去7天走75公里。
Route/Daily Hiking Distance/Campsite:
Day 1 (5km):
Gordon River - Thrasher Cove (5KM), only inland route.
Thrasher Cove campsite is wonderful.
Day 2 (12km):
Thrasher Cove - Camper Bay (8KM), beach or inland option.
beach option: tides must be lower than 2.4/1.8m ,there maybe sea lions off Owen Point if the tides hold you up.:)
inland option: hidden from the ocean but it's marvelous forest walk with infamous climb(55 storey building!)
Suggestion: beach route to KM 66 then inland.
Camper Bay - Cullite Cove (4KM), beach option is not recommended.
Day 3 (14km):
Cullite Cove - Carmanah Point (14KM)
Day 4 (14km):
Carmanah Point - KM 37 (7KM), both beach or inland option is good.
KM 37 - Tsuquadra Point (7KM)
Day 5:
Tsuquadra Point - Klanawa River (7KM/2.5-3hr), both beach or inland option is good.
Day 6:
Klanawa River - Orange Juice Creek (8KM/2.5hr)
Day 7 (12km):
Daring River - Black River (4KM/2-3hr)
Back River - Pachena Trailhead (8KM/2.5-3hr)
Tips from book <BLISTERS AND BLISS>, 重要的黑体起来。
• Carry tide tables and a watch. Leave yourself plenty of time to trek beach areas where tide levels make a difference.
https://www.wikihow.com/Read-Tide-Tables
• Use biodegradable soap products to give nature and other trekkers a break.
• Scrub your pots and pans with sand and ocean water. It is abundant, cheap, effective, and will not pollute.
• Pack the heaviest items high and close to your back. This will keep the centre of gravity as normal as possible and improve your balance.
• Extra boot laces take little room and can serve as a clothesline, pack/tent repair kit, bedroll straps, etc. Who knows, you might even need them to tie up your boots!
• Pack each meal in a separate plastic bag, then pack each day's meals in a common bag and label it. This method provides quick access to your food and reduces the chances of breakage due to handling.
• Leave glass containers at home. They are heavy, fragile and a source of pollution.
• Bring a pair of running shoes or sandals to wear around the campsite. The comfort they bring is worth their weight in treasury bills.
• Bring along a bladder from a wine or apple-juice box. You can keep several litres of water at your campsite and it collapses into a handful when you pack up.
• Pack stoves and fuel in plastic bags to keep spills and fumes contained. Stoves often have nasty edges, so cover them well.
• Prepare to treat all drinking water by filtering, boiling or iodine.
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