Name: Cathedral Grove
Address: BC-4, Nanaimo F, BC V0R, Canada, CA

Cathedral Grove is a point of interest, located at BC-4, Nanaimo F, BC V0R, Canada. Visit their website www.cathedralgrove.eu for more detailed information.

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BC-4, Nanaimo F, BC V0R

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Added by Jopie, at 05 December 2016

Monday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Nathan Dueck

01 December 2017

An absolutely must stop! The very most beautiful huge trees towering hundreds of feet in the air with wide open spaces underneath and a lush carpet of ferns all around.. I Hafta go again!
Peter Tatchell

24 November 2017

One of Earth's finest example of nature and the reason humans need to protect her.
Marin Paul

27 October 2017

Amazing walk. I recommend doing both sides of the highway and reading all the information there is a lot to learn and it will help understanding how deep the forest is
Carol Fifer

20 September 2017

Amazing rain forest. Easy walk. Some of the largest trees you will ever see.
Andre Campbell

14 September 2017

So everyone was like "Check this place out. It has super tall and large trees." I was like sure but didn't expect the trees to be THAT big. These are some massive trees here. It's definitely something to see. PS. my picture and pretty much any other picture won't be able to do it justice.
Dave Alex

19 August 2017

Very easy walking trails. An abundance of descriptive plaques describing the history of this majestic forest. Parking can be very difficult during the peak season but it is well worth the wait.
Jack Norman

27 June 2017

Easy walking paths for kids, beautiful scenery, amazing atmosphere! Would highly recommend the stop if you are in the area. Doesn't take long (45 min or so) to walk around both areas off the highway.
Lis Melo

06 June 2017

There are no hours for this visit; all you need is to park the car and walk around. I went at the end of the day (7pm June and it was nearly empty and had the park to myself pretty much). I suppose like every other park they close it from 11 pm to dawn. The trail is super well marked but do look where you are walking since you can easily trip on the roots of the trees. This was an amazing experience and is it definitely worth the stop!! This reminded me of the sequoias I've seen in California, mixed with the rainforest trail in Olympic park in Washington. Truly amazing!!! I loved all the signage and was able to experience the trail better. Seems like the north trail could have more signs
Windy Corduroy Photography

31 March 2017

I'm in awe of the beauty of this ancient forest! You'll love walking amongst these giants. During the rainy season, I do recommend wearing boots. The paths get very muddy.
Matthew Piton

27 March 2017

Great little side walk when you're passing through the area to stretch your legs.
C Yi

01 March 2017

Very magical place with senior, adult, young and baby trees. If you are looking for a short easy walk after a bathroom stop, definitively come here.
Nickolett Uhler

02 February 2017

Beautiful forest but if you're a PNW native, you see thesekinds of trees pretty regularly. A nice little walk and dog friendly (on leash of course)
Grant Gallicano

12 December 2016

A wonderful place to visit .. It can get wet and cold from time to time. Still well worth it to stop and enjoy the energy of the forest.