Boyle Point Provincial Park — Attraction in Area A (Baynes Sound)

This is a lovely park for hiking with the treat of gorgeous views along the way. Only a very short drive beyond the ferry terminal to Hornby Island, there isn't a lot of parking. There is an extremely clean outhouse close to the entrance. The paths are well marked and periodically there are maps to show your location along the trails. The paths do involve climbing, some moderately steep descents, and several areas that are rocky or root covered however I have balance issues and I was able to enjoy the hike with walking sticks. My husband and the families we passed (including children) did not have any trouble with the paths. The view from the cliffs down to the lighthouse island, and at a different vantage point of the mainland and Texada Island, were...

Eagle Rock and Chrome Island viewpoints are stunning, but no need to stop there. A short hike west takes you to a trail down to a beautiful sandy beach. Continue north-west for views across Baynes Sound from a trail that follows the top edge of a seaside escarpment. Heading inland there are interesting undulating trails that can be used to make a 10 kilometer loop. Take a picture of a trail map sign or print off a map from the park website before trying to hike a loop. Signage in the north end of the park isn't complete, but trails are...

June15/2018. I came into the Boyle Pt Provincial Park from East Rd.The trail is easy with only a few roots and rocks.From the parking lot it’s approximately 1 km.The view at the point is just fantastic,I can’t say enough now nice it is.Take the time to go for a look.There is eagles nesting just below the cliffs.While I was there several bird watchers had taking to capturer the eagle activity below.Chrome Island light house weather station is just below.This light house is very important to the...