Mount Cain
If you like powder skiing, on groomed or treed runs this 450 vertical meter drop is the second highest peak on Vancouver Island. Cross-country skiing, telemarking are big as alpine skiers and boarders enjoy 2 lifts and 18 runs at Mount Cain's snowboarding and skiing paradise. Our warm climate allows for many short-sleeved sunny ski and boarding glory days. Never more than 200 people on this mountain make this a whisper winter secret only a short and sweet 35 mins. ride from See View bed and breakfast south on highway 19. Alpine hicking in the summer is hot. Bus rides during ski season; Mount Cain Alpine Park Society at:
250- 949-9496.

Just Art
Native artworks, masks & paintings, sculptures and more that are unique and from this area. Huge selection and right in Port McNeill.

The Homestead
"The Homestead is nestled between both arms of the San Juan River amidst the wild fern and moss laden trees. This tranquil seven acres is home to the local Port Renfrew herd of Roosevelt Elk."

Lake House Bed & Breakfast
"A country lakeside retreat flanked by snow-capped mountain peaks, Lake House Bed & Breakfast offers a quiet, fully equipped lakefront suite."



Henschel Fine Arts Gallery
"For over 25 years, Gordon Henschel has captured in watercolor the very essence of the land and sea, seizing moments in time."

Stubbs Island Whale watching

British Columbia's first whale watching company was established in 1980. Orca (killer whales) and many other marine mammals frequent the Johnstone Strait area. Stubbs Island Whale Watching is locally owned and operated by Jim and Mary Borrowman. Telegraph Cove is located on the Northern end of Vancouver Island, BC, Canada

Quatsino Sound Fishing Charters

Our peaceful location is a unique getaway for fishing charters that can be combined with lodging, guided hikes, kayak rentals, rockhound tours in the lovely north Vancouver Island area of Quatsino sound.