UPCOMING OUTINGS
Nature Nanaimo offers regular nature outings for its members throughout the year. Check back here to see what outings are coming up. To read about past outings, click here – “Outing Summaries” or the link at the bottom-right of this page.
Review this handy Nature Nanaimo Trail Rating Guide to learn what you can expect of the terrain and the level of incline for the outing you are interested in. Click the following link to review the Nature Nanaimo Trail Guide for Low Tide Beach Walks.
UPCOMING OUTINGS:
Regional Outing: Photography Exhibit by Lynda Stevens
Discover the stunning photography of Lynda Stevens at the Shaw Centre for the Salish Sea. This exhibit captures the essence of Nanaimo’s natural beauty and is a must-see for all nature lovers. Date: TBD.
Day Outings:
Turkey Vulture Migration at East Sooke Park, Beechey Head
Witness the incredible Turkey Vulture migration at East Sooke Park. This event is a unique opportunity to observe these majestic birds in their natural habitat. Date: Late September or early October (TBA around mid-September).
Salmon Run at Quinsam River Hatchery in Campbell River
Experience the awe-inspiring Salmon Run at the Quinsam River Hatchery. Watch as thousands of salmon make their journey upstream, a true spectacle of nature. Dates: Thursday, October 23 and Saturday, October 25. Leader: TBA.
Rambles:
Fall Colours & Marine Wildlife at Cable Bay Trail to Dodd Narrows
Enjoy the vibrant fall colours and marine wildlife along the Cable Bay Trail to Dodd Narrows. This ramble offers breathtaking views and a chance to connect with nature. Date: Thursday, September 11. Leader: TBA.
Fall Colours & Low Tide at Saysutshun Island
Explore the beautiful fall colours and low tide at Saysutshun Island. This ramble is perfect for those who love to discover the hidden treasures of Nanaimo’s natural areas. Date: Wednesday, October 8. Leader: TBA.
Mushroom Walk at Morrell Nature Sanctuary
Join us for a fascinating mushroom walk at Morrell Nature Sanctuary. Learn about the diverse fungi species that thrive in this area and enjoy a day of discovery. Date: Mid-November. To be confirmed.
