West Coast Trail uses a simplified version of the official Parks Canada Map and adds interactive-layers so the most important details are at your fingertips.
Know which sources are safe to drink and the ones to avoid.
Points of Interest
Donkey Engines, Graders, Sea Caves and more.
Bridges & Cable Cars
Where and how to safely cross dangerous rivers.
Danger Areas
Avoid impassable headlands and deadly surge channels.
Tides
No more fumbling with old-school paper tide charts and adjusting for Daylight Saving Time.
West Coast Trail uses Government of Canada tide data to show precisely when restricted beach sections are safe to cross.
Tide times automatically adjust to your travel dates—with one-minute accuracy.
Ladders
The West Coast Trail has more than 100 ladders and over 2,600 rungs to climb or descend.
See exactly what’s ahead — how many ladders you’ll face in each section and where the toughest climbs are.
Whether you’re taking the beach or inland route, West Coast Trail shows every ladder and adjusts which ones you’ll climb or descend as you go.
Camp Maps
Get the scoop on each campsite along the West Coast Trail with detailed satellite maps. Images show the best places to pitch your tent and the locations of amenities.
GPS tracking works entirely offline, showing exactly where you are on the trail — even without cell service.
Trail Weather
Don't get caught in a storm. The West Coast Trail spans a whopping 75 kilometres (47 miles) of complex coastal terrain with many unique microclimates.
Trail Weather delivers pinpoint forecasts for every campsite and major location along the West Coast Trail — updated using the most accurate regional models from NOAA and ECMWF.
Stay informed, plan smart, and hike safely.
Trail Conditions
Know what to expect on the trail during your hike.
The West Coast Trail is monitored for hazardous conditions like river flooding, broken cable cars, fire bans, wasp nests, unbrushed sections and more.
West Coast Trail brings you the most up-to-date curated list of trail conditions during the hiking season.
Hikers can also share their own Trail Reports to warn fellow hikers of concerns found along the way.