Into the Unknown S01E04 - Hiking the inlet trail
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Welcome to an unforgettable adventure along the stunning Port Alberni Inlet Trail! Join me as I traverse through stages 1, 2, and 3, immersing myself in breathtaking ocean views, serene beaches, and rich historical sites from the CNPR railway era.
Stage 1 and 2 of the trail offer easily accessible paths, perfect for hikers of all levels. As you embark on this journey, you'll be greeted by panoramic vistas of the sparkling ocean, with rugged coastline stretching as far as the eye can see. Take in the fresh sea breeze as you stroll along the well-maintained trails, surrounded by lush forests teeming with wildlife.
But the real adventure begins as we venture into Stage 3, where the trail becomes more remote, offering a truly immersive wilderness experience. Here, the rugged terrain leads us deeper into the heart of nature, as we discover hidden coves, secluded beaches, and ancient relics from the CPR railway, reminding us of the area's rich history.
Prepare to be awe-struck by the untouched beauty of the landscape, where towering cliffs meet the endless expanse of the ocean.
Whether you're a seasoned hiker seeking a challenge or a nature enthusiast craving solitude, the Port Alberni Inlet Trail offers something for everyone. So lace up your hiking boots, pack your sense of adventure, and join me as I explore the natural wonders of stages 1, 2, and 3 along this breathtaking coastal trail. Don't forget to subscribe for more outdoor adventures and trail explorations!
Nice! Another one to add to my list. Very exciting.
Thank you sir!
So many beautiful views! I love the shots of the steamy morning forest. Great video Jon 😉
Thank you!
Awesome. I like your video.
I do this for everyone! Its my passion
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I used to camp in that old prospectors cabin back in the early mid 70's.
I would love to have seen it back then!!!!! have any pics?
Another great video! Thanks for posting! My dog has had 4 ticks this yr so far, its a bad yr!! Really enjoy your videos. Looking forward to seeing this yrs adventures 😊
Thank you! and yes the last couple years have been really bad for ticks!!!! We have big plans for this year! Nct in July and the Juan de Fuca in August
Awesome video. Jealous I wasn't there to do this one with you
June 28th North coast trail brotha!
Railway History Nerd here: The railway grade that was the genesis of the Alberni Inlet Trail was the "CNPR," not CPR.
CNPR stood for "Canadian Northern Pacific Railway," and was a company that built a line from the Canadian Prairies through Jasper and Valemount, and down to Kamloops and Vancouver.
The same CNPR company also built a railway on Vancouver Island from the inner harbour gorge area of Victoria, through Sooke area, and up the west side of Shawnigan Lake, across the Kinsol Trestle and on to Lake Cowichan and Youbou, ending at Kissinger Lake which is just west of the west end of Cowichan Lake.
So what does this have to do with this video? The plan for that CNPR railway was to continue building to connect the west end of Cowichan Lake to the Alberni Inlet and Port Alberni area. So they planned the route and graded & blasted it, but never had rails or traffic. The first world war and bankruptcy ended that railway plan. CNPR would be taken over by the new Canadian National Railway in Canada.
I think that some of the unused CNPR grade route between Cowichan Lake and Alberni Inlet would later be used by Alberni Pacific's logging railway, but I'm not sure. But that's likely who built the railway trestle structures which still barely remain.
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As always, thanks for this video. I love your work.
Spelling mistake, your 100% right I fixed it I still remember seeing your nane on the tree on the backside of Cameron lake :)
@@IslandUncharted - that tree always makes me smile.
Have an awesome day :)
As a local, I really enjoy your videos of these cool, nearby places. We've hiked to the first mountain top in stage 1, but it took a few times to find that last section of trail. The first time, there was too much snow, and we've probably gone almost that far at least 3 times, but the steep grade to the water was always a bit off- putting when we don't know how it hard and long it will be... Man, ticks are out already!? I recall starting that second section once, but it had to be a short in and back. How do you set up to return by yourself? Good to know about the river crossing! I never would have thought I'd need a raft! ... it's been at least 5 years since I first heard about the last section being complete, except for a bridge... I wonder when that'll happen? ... Oh, and one more thing ~ if you could do something to improve your audio volume so that the music isn't so loud, then I wouldn't have to turn it up every time to hear what you have to say. Thanks for showing the way! 🚶♂️➡️🚶♀️➡️🚶➡️
Thank you! the grade down there is steep af. I did stage one and two in the same day and my ride didn't show up, I was cold and wet and this amazing random guy that works for Ryder gave me a ride home. Im on a budget lol cant afford a proper mic setup yet
@@IslandUncharted Oh wow, you got lucky! Glad you found a friendly.