Tracey Island (BCMT)

British Columbia

Tracey Island (BCMT)

British Columbia

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About this campsite

Small shell beach or through narrow gap in high rock shelf. Undeveloped. Small sheltered upland site in forest backed by cliff. S aspect. Beach or forest sites. Attractive. Aka Monday Anchorage.

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Backcountry

Location

Tracey Island (BCMT)•BC

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Weather Forecast

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MON🌦️

19° / 12°

💧 86%

TUE🌦️

16° / 8°

💧 100%

WED🌦️

17° / 9°

💧 74%

THU🌦️

14° / 7°

💧 45%

FRI🌦️

15° / 11°

💧 66%

Nearby Campsites

within 50km

2.8 km away

Spiller Passage (BCMT)

White shell beach. Steep wooded 'platform' above. Access from main E beach blocked 2019 by blown down trees. May land on W side of rocky point instead. Camp in forest above. One visible tent pad. Potential for about 3 more. Kayak Bill site.

3.5 km away

Hudson Island (BCMT)

Dispersed site secondary. Minor brushing required in upland forest. Beach camp possible on gravel. Attractive. Trail across isthmus.

3.8 km away

Fox Group South (BCMT)

Gravel, shell, mud beach. Good protection from SE, fair from W. Tree deadfall blocks much of beach. Sheltered, undeveloped. Camping in 2 clear areas on small headland facing an islet. Frequently used by commercial groups. Potential sites on nearby islands

4.4 km away

Crib Island (BCMT)

Low gradient beach of mud, sand with many small boulders at low water. S aspect. Protected. Camp on high bench in trees behind large boulder on beach. Beach floods at Springs. Water at seasonal creek to W of tent sites. Attractive. Aka Sunday Harbour.

4.4 km away

John Island southeast (BCMT)

Sheltered shell beach but mostly floods at high water. Dispersed site secondary. Level rock platforms at S end of cove. Some rough potential forest campsites usable if brushed.