Parks Canada and The Ditidaht First Nation is following the advice of public health experts and taking steps to support the Government of Canada’s efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19 and reduce risks to visitors, employees, and other users of Parks Canada spaces. The West Coast Trail popularity requires a reservation, beware, spaces fill quickly Plan your trip to the edge of the world today. It's also the hardest - by far. Plan for a 7 day hike and you won't be disappointed (or surprised). The West Coast Trail is the most rewarding hike I've ever done. To preserve the pristine wilderness, the park limits the number of visitors. We are only opening places and activities where risks can be managed, according to the advice of public health experts. Trail difficulty ranges from steep terrains, traverses, bogs, forests, and beaches. This includes the stretch through Cowboy Paradise. The attraction and facilities at Cowboy Paradise itself are currently closed for business due to upgrade work being undertaken. Situated at the midpoint of the world famous hiking trail in Pacific Rim National Park, West Coast Trail Comfort Camping offers eco-friendly rustic luxury to hikers in need of a night’s rest, as well as outdoor adventurers visiting via Nitinaht Lake. We will continue to monitor the situation and will update this site accordingly. DARREN STONE / TIMES COLONIST It’s called the hike of a lifetime. Due to COVID-19 The Ditidaht Nation Community and Parks Canada Orientation Centre are presently closed to the public for both West Coast Trail Hiking and Comfort Camping. The West Coast Trail is a 75-kilometer trail on Vancouver Island. The West Coast Wilderness Trail is open. As we are unable to provide an opening date and will not be taking reservations at this time. The West Coast Trail near Bamfield. Coronavirus (COVID-19) and your visit to Pacific Rim National Park Reserve The health and safety of Canadians, visitors and Parks Canada team members is our top priority.