Tucked into the southwest corner of mainland British Columbia, the Sunshine Coast is a 180 km (110 mile) stretch of paradise. A string of quaint coastal communities offer a slower pace of life, allowing locals and visitors alike to truly connect to nature. With a wide-range of year-round activities such as sea kayaking, hiking, mountain biking and cross-country skiing, the Sunshine Coast is an adventure lovers paradise. Rich in culture, a large community of artists act as ambassadors for beauty, pulling inspiration from the landscape and coastal vibes.
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Sunshine Coast Trail – Walt Hill
About the Sunshine Coast
The Sunshine Coast is located on the southern coast of British Columbia, Canada, extending 177km (110mi) between the entrance to…
First Nations of the Sunshine Coast
Welcome to the traditional territories of the Squamish (skwxwú7mesh), Sechelt (shíshálh), and Tla’amin and Klahoose nations. Indigenous peoples have been on…
South Coast
Explore the Sunshine Coast’s southern communities of Gibsons, Roberts Creek, Sechelt, Halfmoon Bay, Pender Harbour, & Egmont. The Sunshine Coast…
North Coast
Explore the northern Sunshine Coast from Saltery Bay and Powell River to the end of the road in Lund. Much…
Islands
The islands of the Sunshine Coast region range from small and uninhabited to larger islands that are home to a…
Beaches
Sunshine Coast beaches do not fit with what you see on tv. They’re almost never crowded, yet full of life.…
Parks
Green spaces and parks on the Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, are bountiful and varied. From marine access parks, provincial campgrounds,…
Trails
Trails are plentiful and varied throughout the Sunshine Coast. The region boasts approximately 844 identified trails covering over 1570 kilometers. These trails…
Lakes
While we consider ourselves a part of the Sea-to-sky corridor, a trip to the Sunshine Coast will never leave you…