30-Minutes Of Freshly Pioneered Waves In The Canadian Wilderness

Nestled in along Canada’s southwestern corner, Vancouver Island’s emerald web of fjords and forest hosts a population of over 800,000 people, 12,000 black bears, 7,000 bald eagles, and hundreds of orcas. With full exposure to the North Pacific’s barometric bakery and 2,100 miles of inlets, rivermouths, wind-warping headlands, and cobblestone shoals, the Island also holds potent wave pioneering potential.

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