Jack Point and Biggs Park - Nanaimo, British Columbia

Jack Point and Biggs Park

Adresse: Nanaimo, BC V9X 1H6, Canada.

Le Jack Point and Biggs Park est un parc citadin et une attraction touristique située à Nanaimo, en Colombie-Britannique, Canada.

La visite commence par une parcoure accessible en fauteuil roulant et une entrée accessible pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. Le parc est traversé par un sentier de randonnée de environ 5 kilomètres qui offre des vues imprenables sur la mer et la ville de Nanaimo.

Caractéristiques

Spécialités : parc citadin, attraction touristique

Autres données d'intérêt : pique-niques, entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, randonnée, paiements mobiles NFC, convient aux enfants, randonnées adaptées aux enfants, chiens acceptés.

Opinions

La visiteurs ont déclaré que le parc offre une vue imprenable sur la mer et que la randonnée est facile et amusante.

Informations pratiques

Site web: nanaimo.ca

Adresse: Nanaimo, BC V9X 1H6, Canada.

Phone: non disponible

Avis moyen : 4.5/5 sur Google My Business.

👍 Avis de Jack Point and Biggs Park

Chhor-Huy P.

5/5

Beau !

vlad S.

5/5

Трейл начинается с непримечательной парковки и проходом под мостом. Весь маршрут около 5 километров. Живописные морские пейзажи , яхты и катера придают колорит. На берегу много красивых камней и ракушек, морских звезд и маленьких крабов.

Chris D.

5/5

Cool rock formations at low tide and lots of little crabs in the shallow pool. Nice walk along the ocean with a few places to go down onto the rocks. Great view at the point plus seeing Nanaimo across the channel.

Kim H.

5/5

Fantastic adventure! Saw heron, eagles ,hummingbirds, squirels, and so many beautiful sites mother nature has to offer! Great trails, well maintined , not alot of people! Just beautiful! Will be back!

Karlee W.

5/5

Beautiful trail along a stunning part of Vancouver Island. See views on downtown Nanaimo, the mountains, sea and maybe even a BC ferry.
Trail is not stroller or wheelchair accessible as it has multiple sets of stairs. Takes about 1-1.25 hours to complete while walking with minimal stops.
There are a few benches, logs or rocks that you could sit on if you need a break or would like to picnic somewhere along the way.

W B. (.

5/5

First time visiting this trail with our Walking group. The weather wasn’t the most cooperative, luckily only a little bit of rain. I can only imagine how gorgeous would be with sunny blue skies. Although the beginning of the trail is a bit noisy due to the close proximity to the ferry terminal and the mill, once you are past that, it is quiet and peaceful. I would rate it as a medium trail, definitely lots of stairs and in wet weather, some of the trail could be quite slippery. The views of downtown Nanaimo, and at the far end of the trail, you can see Gabriola Island. We were lucky enough to see two ferry boats passing in the channel. I would like to go back in the summer when there’s more leaves on the trees. There is a fair sized parking lot, and also a few intricate carvings on the rocks. Also found a geocache.

Jon W.

4/5

The Park is pretty cool, in a strange industrial area. Fun little path to do if you're waiting for the ferry.

Joann S.

5/5

Even path. A few stairs. Beautiful scenery. Unusual rock formations.