Distance 0.5km
Elevation Gain 6 stairs
Camping No

Located in Pacific Rim National Park, and situated near the Esowista First Nations Reserve, Combers Beach is a beautiful beach area on Vancouver Island that is particularly popular with surfers. The trail to the beach is short but steep, and descends towards a gravelly path from the parking lot.

To begin the hike, simply follow the gravel trail as it enters the forest and makes a sharp descent, weaving you through the thick majestic trees. (A wooden bench marks a resting spot for the return trip, which is mostly uphill.) The trail veers to the right and continues downhill before reaching a three-way junction. Make sure to go left onto the wooden boardwalks to continue following this trail, where - a short distance away - it exits the forest and arrives at Combers Beach.

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A view along the scenic Combers Beach near Tofino

Waves from the Pacific Ocean along Combers Beach near Tofino

Trees and logs along Combers Beach near Tofino, BC

A view of the Pacific Ocean along Combers Beach near Tofino, BC

How to get to Combers Beach Trail

The Combers Beach Trail is located in Pacific Rim National Park, along Highway #4.

From Tofino: Drive south and into the park. Watch for signs to Combers Beach, and turn right into the parking lot.

From Ucluelet: Drive north and past the intersection by the Tourism Info Booth. Enter the Pacific Rim National Park, then continue until you see a sign for Combers Beach. Turn left into the parking lot.

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