Circle Tour:
Visit North Vancouver Island
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Rich in First Nations tradition and culture, the North Vancouver Island sub region is sparsely populated with less than 5% of Vancouver Islands' people. Most of the communities are coastal and offer opportunities for whale-watching tours, fishing and sightseeing charters as well as beach walks. Visitors will see bald eagles, blue herons, bears, seals and otters and there is a good chance of catching halibut and salmon.
Kayaking and canoeing the innumerable inlets and straits of this area are also extremely popular and there is world-class scuba diving (the Pacific Northwest was rated second only to the Red Sea by Jacques Cousteau). Many lakes in the area offer excellent freshwater fishing as well as swimming and camping.
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Quatse River Campground, there's plenty to see and do. The fishing is second to none (both fresh and saltwater) and sites stay open all winter with special rates through to April 30th. 
Imagine driving your own team of Siberian Huskies on groomed winter wonderland trails. 
Tucked into the slopes of British Columbia's Silver Star Mountain Resort, the Pinnacles is an all-suite, family and pet-friendly hotel offering all the comforts of home. These non-smoking facilities are perfect for families, groups, family reunions and executive gatherings.
