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Learn how to drop a point to copy and paste coordinates directly from the BC Marine Trails map for your trip planning.

Learn how to toggle on and off layers, use the marine chart feature, view marine trails, and for the first time - view site condition reports directly on the map.

Learn how to use site filters to find exactly what you're looking for on the BC Marine Trails map - from site types, to paddling regions.

Learn how to change base maps on the BC Marine Trails member map.

Check out the new user interface of the brand new BC Marine Trails map. Learn basic navigation, and how to access site information.

Learn how to use the full power of the route measurement tool to plot your course, calculate headings, measure leg distances, and upload it all to your GPS device!

Learn how to lasso sites on the BC Marine Trails map to download site data relevant to your trip. Re-upload site data to other mapping services, or to your GPS device for use in the field.

Check out one of the coolest new features of the member map - a user sourced site condition report layer! Get the most up-to-date information possible while planning your trip.

Join Steve Best for an update on what has been happening on the Sea to Sky Marine Trail in Howe Sound in 2024.

Learn proper campfire etiquette when recreating on the BC Coast. The Marine Trails Code of Conduct empowers you to recreate responsibly in British Columbia’s beautiful marine environments, ensuring their preservation and protection for future generations. The Code was carefully crafted over several years by a dedicated team of researchers and volunteers. Spanning over 25,000 km of coastline, th...

Learn about respectful visitation along the BC Coast, and how you can ensure your adventures adhere to First Nations management directives and guidelines. The Marine Trails Code of Conduct empowers you to recreate responsibly in British Columbia’s beautiful marine environments, ensuring their preservation and protection for future generations. The Code was carefully crafted over several years b...

Learn how to reduce your footprint by setting up camp responsibly -minimizing impacts on the coastal environment. The Marine Trails Code of Conduct empowers you to recreate responsibly in British Columbia’s beautiful marine environments, ensuring their preservation and protection for future generations. The Code was carefully crafted over several years by a dedicated team of researchers and vol...

One of the most taboo parts of being in the backcountry - how do you deal with your poo? Learn the best practices for BC's marine environments. The Marine Trails Code of Conduct empowers you to recreate responsibly in British Columbia’s beautiful marine environments, ensuring their preservation and protection for future generations. The Code was carefully crafted over several years by a dedicat...

Wildlife: Marine Trails Code of Conduct

Natural State: Marine Trails Code of Conduct

Grey Water: Marine Trails Code of Conduct

Marine Trails Code of Conduct: Full Summary

Marine Trails Code of Conduct: Quick Summary

How to take the best photos - with Martin Ryer

Maya'xala Webinar Recording

Stewardship in Action

Gwaxdlala Nalaxdlala IPCA Establishment - Chief John Powell - Hosted by BC Marine Trails

Manke From Fear to Passion

WOW 2021 BC Marine Trails by K. Younk

BC Marine Trails Caring for our trails

BC Marine Trails Stewardship Gerald Island

BC Marine Trails The Opportunity Awaits Extended Version

BC Marine Trails: The Opportunity Awaits

2018 SKABC Howe Sound Updated