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Radar Hill
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Katrina
June 22, 2020
A decent hike to get your sweat on. Need hiking boots and most likely it's muddy
Nick And Lyndsey
June 29, 2022
Length: 0.2 km Elevation Gain: 11 m Located in the Pacific Rim National Park - 7 minute drive from Surfers Guesthouse. More of a lookout than a "hike", don't plan your whole day around this very short walk, but worth going to check out if you have your hiking boots on. Only recommended on clear days as it's a scenic view, and very short little trail. Bonus: park at the bottom of the hill and run up the road to the top, a popular workout.
Length: 0.2 km Elevation Gain: 11 m Located in the Pacific Rim National Park - 7 minute drive from Surfers Guesthouse. More of a lookout than a "hike", don't plan your whole day around this very short walk, but worth going to check out if you have your hiking boots on. Only recommended on clear…
Sarah And Sean
August 25, 2021
There is a rough trail down to a secluded beach it is very steep, muddy and difficult
Sarah
October 4, 2018
Stunning views, anyone can get to (driving accessible). Once at the parking area, there's a steep, rugged trail down to a series of long, white, sandy beaches. Remote and wild, worth the muddy boots and the hand-over-hand rope ladder, both make this one an adventure!
Petra
January 16, 2022
Just north of Pacific Rim National Park, Radar hill is the perfect stop en route to Tofino even if the weather is a little wet. The site of a historic radar station during World War II, this short, picturesque walk offers gorgeous (and somewhat rare) views of the national park and surrounding islands from above - you'll see it all: the Pacific Ocean, Clayoquot Sound, Tofino Inlet and the majestic northern mountains. 🖤
Just north of Pacific Rim National Park, Radar hill is the perfect stop en route to Tofino even if the weather is a little wet. The site of a historic radar station during World War II, this short, picturesque walk offers gorgeous (and somewhat rare) views of the national park and surrounding island…
