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Perfect Spot at Old Cedar Trail -- Alberni-Clayoquot C, British Columbia
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Located at the end of the Old Cedar Trail, the perfect spot at Old Cedar Trail is a wonderful place where you can park just 2 meters from majestic 400-year-old cedars. Just 10 meters away, you can enjoy the tranquility of the Kennedy River. If you are heading to Tofino, you can take a small forest road to the right about 200 meters after the end of the Old Cedar Trail, which will lead you to a picturesque clearing located right next to the river. However, note that this site is close to the Giant Cedar trail, according to a recent report. The access road is narrow, unpaved, and offers little space for turning around. It is suitable for vehicles up to 20 feet long, or even 2 vehicles if you are friends.
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