April 13th, 2010 | By Krista Kaptein | Published in Destinations, Natural History, North Vancouver Island
A hundred years ago, the name of Ripple Rock evoked dread in the hearts of mariners, but today entices hikers to explore natural history as well as human history, on the Ripple Rock Trail. The stretch of water in Seymour Narrows, part of the Discovery Passage north of Campbell River, is famous as the site [...]
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