| 05 WCT Date(s): May 18, 2004. Album by Hodgeman. 1 - 61 of 61 Total. |
 May 10 - Black Bear - Arriving at Port Renfrew, we saw five bears before reaching the trailhead |  Trailhead - Pacific Rim NP office at Port Renfrew |  Water Taxi - Short ride across Gordon River to the trailhead |  Ladders, Ladders and More Ladders - As high as 230 ft, up and down the steep drainages |
 Steam Donkey - Relic logging equipment in the second growth forest section |  Chance Takes the First Turn at Fire Marshal Duty |  May 11 - Happy 40th Birthday to Me !! |  Sunrise at Thrasher Cove - It\'s tough to get up at 5:30 for sunrise, but worth it |
 Morning Light |  Camp at Thrasher Cove - Need to watch the high tide here when picking a tent space |  Beach Route to Owen Point - Challenging even with the necessary low tide |  Obstacle Course - Lucky to have a dry day. These logs and boulders are treacherous in the rain |
 Trailflower - Rest stop in the shade |  Kellet Rock - Sea stacks of all sizes dot the coastline |  Sandstone Shelf - Full of life, but slippery when wet |  Trailflower on the Shelf |
 Surge Channels - Deep cuts into the shelf can block your route. Timing is everything |  Rugged Coastline - Rocky shores combined with foul weather makes this the \'Graveyard of the Pacific\' for ships |  Easy Walking - Some sections of the shelf make for quick travel |  Creek |
 May 12 - Camp at Camper Bay - It\'s a trail day due to impassable headlands and dangerous surge channels on the beach |  Boardwalks - Some were in much worse condition than this and are now being replaced |  Log Crossings - Many of these are now being replaced with actual bridges |  Bog - A glimpse of what the trail can be like. When raining, add a foot of water and stir until the mud is up to your hips |
 More Ladders - I saw only one missing rung. Many sections are being repaired or replaced |  Suspension Bridge - Bridge over Logan Creek |  New Adrenaline Creek Bridge - When this creek flashes, the old sixty foot log crossing meant taking your life in your hands |  Shaggy - Watching for whales at Walbran Beach |
 Sunset at Walbran |  Driftwood Campfire |  May 13 - Walbran Creek |  Crossing the Walbran - Easier than the cable cars when creeks are low. Sandals are handy on this trail |
 Surf - The seas were calm with our perfect weather |  Carmanah Light - First glimpse of the light house as we round Bonilla Point. It was supposed to be placed at Bonilla but they missed the drop-off point..... foggy maybe? |  Carmanah Beach - Spectacular on sunny day !! |  Chez Monique\'s - The native\'s oasis at Carmanah for burgers, cokes and beers. Half of this beach is on reservation land |
 Tide Pools - Aquariums on the shelf are full of life |  Trailflower and Her Kite - Camp behind the natural breakwater at Cribs Creek |  Sunset at Cribs Creek |  May 14 - Rising Tide - The trail behind us disappears as the cresting tide instantly covers the flat shelf |
 Dare Beach |  Nitnat Narrows - The natives shuttle hikers across the lake.... and they have fresh crab !! |  Bald Eagles - We saw more eagles than seagulls this year |  Tsuquanah Bluffs - Views of the Pacific |
 Forest Trail - Near Tsuquadra Point |  \'Hole in the Wall\' - Natural land bridge at Tsusiat Point |  Cave at Tsusiat Point |  Tsusiat Falls |
 Sunset - From camp at Tsusiat Falls |  May 15 - Rocky Bluffs - Cormorants nest on the wall here |  Tsocowis Falls - On the beach at the mouth of Tsocowis Creek |  Sea Lions - Dogs of the Sea haul out on the rocks. Their barking wakes the camp each morning |
 Camp at Darling River |  Sunset - A storm brews on the horizon |  Golf Anyone - Shaggy tees off. You never know what you might find on the beach |  Evening Light - A pod of a dozen Orca passed by, but were too far off for photos |
 Chance and Trailflower - Our last campfire closes an amazing day |  May 16 - "Good Bye" to the Beach - Eagle soars over the mouth of Michigan River as we head for the trail over Pachena Point |  Pachena Light |  Last Miles - Forest trail leads to the trailhead at Pachena Bay |
 Dinner at Fish Tales - Relaxing at Qualicum Beach on the east side of Vancouver Island | |||