THE CAPE SCOTT NORTH COAST TRAIL SHUTTLE
Cape Scott Water Taxi and Marine Services Ltd.

"YOUR ONE-STOP LAND AND WATER TAXI TRANSPORTATION"

The North Coast Trail is a 43.1 kilometre extension to the Cape Scott Trail. Hikers can start at the trail head north of Holberg, follow the Cape Scott Trail to Nissen Bight, then take the new trail extension to Shushartie Bay. At Shushartie Bay our water taxi "SEA LEGEND 1" will bring you  back to Port Hardy.

The North Coast Trail compares favorably with the West Coast Trail. There are no crowds or reservation system. It has been said that the North Coast Trail is now what the West Coast Trail was 20 to 30 years ago. The scenery is spectacular with sprawling sand beaches and a profusion of wildlife—bears, birds, and eagles.

THE SHUTTLE

11 passenger GMC van which will take 10 hikers and their packs.
We can arrange parking in Port Hardy next to our dock and office located at the Quarterdeck Marina.
We can take trips to all North Island locations.
We take hikers out in the morning at 10 am and bring back those finishing the trail at 2 pm. We can customize starting and arrival times to accommodate travel from down island.
We will pick up at from all Port Hardy locations. Other pickups may be arranged at time of reservation.

THE WATER TAXI "SEA LEGEND 1"

32 Foot 12 passenger vessel, heated cab, twin engines, travels at 25-30 knots. Port Hardy to Shushartie Bay 50-60 minute trip. Step off our bow onto the beach at the trail head at Shushartie Bay and begin your adventure.

LINKS

Cape Scott Water Taxi
C & N Backpackers
Quarterdeck Inn
Sunny Sanctuary Campground
Quatse River Campsite
Bear Cove Cottages
North Island Daytrippers
Orange Tabby B&B
Airport Inn
The Sporty
Pacific Coastal Airlines
Northern Vancouver Island Trails Society
North Island Transportation (250) 949-6300
Town Taxi (250) 949-7877
Club Tread
Island Hikes
Odyessey Kayaking
North Coast Hostel
North Coast Trail Water Taxi
Port McNeill Chamber of Commerce
Port Hardy Chamber of Commerce

Glen Lyon Inn
Ecoscape Cabins