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🏔️🌊 based on Vancouver Island — exploring Canada
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The Bella Coola Valley is where winding roads lead to glacier-fed waterfalls, lush forests, mountain viewpoints, and welcoming local gems. Whether you’re planning your first visit or your next, these are seven spots you’ll want to add to your list! 

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#exploreBC #TheInfiniteCoast #NaturesHeartland
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March brings one of nature’s most spectacular shows to the shores of the Comox Valley: the Herring Spawn. 🐟⁠
Millions of herring gather along the BC coast to lay their eggs, transforming the water into a stunning milky turquoise.⁠
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This annual event attracts an incredible array of marine wildlife, including sea lions, seals, eagles, and even whales, making it an unforgettable coastal experience.⁠
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🌊 Visit the link in our bio to check out our full Herring Guide, with places to see the spawn from land and on the water with reputable tour operators.⁠
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📹  @trailsofroo⁠
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#ExperienceComoxValley #ExperienceVancouverIsland #exploreBC #TheInfiniteCoast #herringspawn
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From forest trails to the salmon run, a seaside sunset, and a couple of delicious stops in between — @trailsofroo shows us how to spend a perfect fall day in the Comox Valley.⁠
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Start your morning at Seal Bay Nature Park (Xwee Xwhya Luq) — “a place that has beauty, beauty that is not only seen but also felt.” Take in the golden trails, salty air, and that quiet calm that only autumn brings. 🍂⁠
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Next, head to @downtowncourtenay to pick up lunch from @bigwheelburgercourtenay, Canada’s first carbon-neutral fast food spot.🍔⁠
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Spend the afternoon witnessing one of nature’s most iconic fall rituals — the salmon run. 🐟 (We’ve listed our favourite viewing spots in our link in bio!)⁠
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End the day with @booniespizza at Goose Spit, watching the sun dip below the water. 🌅🍕 ⁠
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📹️ @trailsofroo⁠
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We respectfully acknowledge that the Comox Valley Regional District is located on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.⁠
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#ExperienceComoxValley #ExperienceVancouverIisland #exploreBC #courtenay #salmonrun #downtowncourtenay #comox #sealbay #goosespit
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Bye Nootka! Thank you!
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