Jedediah Island Marine Provincial Park, Marine provincial park near Lasqueti Island, Canada.
Jedediah Island Marine Provincial Park is a protected coastal area positioned between two islands covering around 243 hectares of forest and rocky shoreline. The site contains several small coves and is covered with old-growth trees that extend down to the water's edge.
The protected area was established in 1995 after a private owner donated the land to the province. This decision followed a successful fundraising effort by local residents who worked to secure the land for public use.
Indigenous peoples have long inhabited this place, as shown by archaeological findings scattered across the island. Visitors can still observe traces of their earlier settlement today.
Reaching this place requires taking a boat from a nearby island. Visitors should bring plenty of drinking water since no water supply exists on the property.
The site connects different small coves through a network of walking paths through old forest. These trails span several kilometers across one of the largest protected coastal areas in the region.
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