The GaLTT Trail Guide is available at the Visitor Centre.

Street numbers on this map are not in exact locations, in fact, not necessarily on the right side of the road. They are just intended to give you a general idea of where you are on that street.

Rollo McClay Community Park 9 Sports fi eld for: Baseball, soccer, slo-pitch. Recreation Society offi ce.Huxley Park 4 Private park.Tennis, basketball hoops, street hockey rink.Gabriola Is. Recycle Centre (GIRO) 4Open Wednesday and Saturday 9:30 to 4 pm. Gabriola Golf and Country Club 6Challenging 9 holes, clubhouse, non-members welcome. June to September open 8AM to 8PM every day. Call for hours in off season. Gabriola Historical & Museum Society 4Summer: 1-4 Wed-Sun. Closed November to February . Rest of year: 1-4 Weekends. Concrete replicas of petroglyphs outside suitable for rubbing.Pioneer Cemetery 14 In use for over 100 years.South Road Community Park 14—watch for metal bus shelter.The Commons 4 Community gardens, PHC food bank and more.

Coats Marsh Regional Park 11 Access from Aidan Rd. Descanso Bay Regional Park 3 Camping by the sea only 0.9 km from the ferry terminal. 32 camping sites on a beautiful 40 acre oceanfront property. Two oyster bays are fun for kayakers and other boaters as well as picnickers, campers and hikers. Plus a big community park adjacent and across the street with new trails.Cox Community Park 3 Walking trails and close to Descanso Bay Reg. Park.Malaspina Galleries Community Park 3 Malaspina Galleries is a marvelous sandstone wave on a southwestern peninsula of Gabriola, sculpted by the wind and waves and appreciated by visitors since 1792.Joyce Lockwood Community Park 10 Trails and easiest beach access is the second one with new steps and iron railing. One of fi ve such waterfront parks along Whalebone Dr.

Parks Finder & other places of interestGabriola Sands Provincial Park 1 Easy access, picnic tables, public toilets, great beach for kids— it’s shallow for a long way out. Take a low tide beach walk to Malaspina Galleries. Watch the August Sand Sculpture Competition on this beach.Sandwell Provincial Park 9 Access not suitable for handicapped, many tidal pools, Vancouver mountain views on a clear day. Sand beach. Sculpted sandstone.Drumbeg Provincial Park 18 Rock and coarse gravel beach. Marvelous sandstone formations heat up in the sun and allow towels and bodies to dry and get warm after a dip in the briny deep. Or watch small sailboats struggle against the 8 knot tidal current in Gabriola Passage. Picnic tables, benches, public toilets. Garry Oak grove, trails. Interpretive marine sign.

707 acreCommunity Park 11Aidan Rd. 11.Alder Way 9Ardry Rd. 2Argyle Lane 4Armson Rd. 3Balsam St. 2Barnacle Rd 2Barrett Rd. 9Barry Rd. 5Berg Rd. 4, 5Berry Pt Rd. 2, 7Bertha Ave 4, 9Bevmaril Cres. 18Blueback Dr. 17Bluewater Rd. 9BluewhaleLkout 9Bond St. 9Broadview Rd. 9Brown's Way 9Bruce Lynn Dr. 4, 3Brydie Ave 9Burnside Dr. 4Buttercup Rd. 9

North Rd. 4,2,15, 16Norwich Rd. 2Oyster Way 14Paisley Pl. 4Pat Burns Ave. 3,5Penty Ave. 3Pequod Cres 10Perry Rd. 17Peterson Rd. 15Petkau Rd. 10Pinewood Rd. 4Pirate’s Hollow 9Price Rd. 17Quequeq Pl. 10Quequeq Trnbt 10Redwood Rd 4Ricardo Rd. 1Ricki Ave. 9Ritchie 9River Pl. 4Rollo McClay Community Park 9Rollo Rd. 9Rosislos Blvd. 2Ross Way 4Rowan Way 18Roxanne Blvd. 9Sands Rd. 15Sandwell Provincial Park 9Sansom Rd. 5,6Sarah Pl 4Schooner Rd 2Sea Lovers Lane 9SeaMeadow Dr. 5Sea Urchin Pl. 14Seagirt Rd 2Seawind Dr. 15Seymour Rd. 12Sharie Dr. 3Shaw Rd. 17Silva Bay Rd. 16Sir Williams Dr. 18South Rd. 4,6,18SpermWhlLkout 10

Calder View Rd. 5Cameo Rd. 15Camp Miriam 2Canso Dr. 3Cappon Lane 15Cap’n AhabsTer 9Carmen Cres 4Carr Blvd. 4Carrier Rd. 17Cemetary, Pioneer 14Chappel Pl. 5Chelwood Rd. 2Chernoff Dr. 12Chichester Rd 2Chichester Rd W. 2Christine Close 9Church St. 4Clamshell Dr. 14Clarendon Rd 2Coast Rd. 16,18Coats Drive 1,6Coats Marsh Regional Park 11Coho Dr. 17Colleen Rd. 9Colville Rd. 6Colville Rd. 6Commodore Way 16

Cox Cmnty Park 3Cooper Rd. 17Cresta Roca 16Crestwood Rd. 6Crocker Way 15Daggoo Pl 10Daniel Way 2Davis Rd 1Decourcey Dr. 1Degnen Bay Rd. 18Degnen Rd. 15Degnen Rd. S 17Dempsey Rd. 5DescansoBayRd 3Descanso Bay Regional Park 3DescansoV’lyDr 3Dirkson Rd. 4Dogwood Cr. 4,6Dole Rd. 5Dorby Way 15Dragon’s Lane 16Drumbeg Provincial Park 18Dunshire Dr. 2,6Duthie Ave 3Easthom Rd. 3El Verano Dr. 14El Ver.Turnabout 14Elgie Rd. 12End Rd. 9Eva Rd. 15Evans Rd. 17

Jackpine St 2James Way 1,3Jeanette Ave 9Jolley Bros. Rd. 15Jolly Cl. 5Joyce Lockwood Community Park 10Keg Rd. 1Keith Rd. 3Kevan Dr. 15Killer Whale Lkout 10King Rd. 1Kirby Rd. 3Lackhaven Dr. 17Larch Rd 2Lewis Close 3Little Blvd. 9Lloyd Cres 1,3Lockinvar Lane 4Lockwood Dr. 12Lois Lane 14Lubbock Rd. 1 Lyngail Pl. 1Malaspina Dr 1MalaspinaGalleriesCommunity Park 1MalaspinaVw Rd 1 Mander Rd. 18Maple Lane 18Martin Rd. 18Marvin Rd. 16Mary Rd. 9Maudie MillerWay 1McClay Way 9 McCollum Rd. 11 McConvey Rd 3McDonald Rd. 16McGillvary Ave 5Moby Dick’s Way 9Molly’s Way 14 Murray Rd. 17Mussell Hts. 14

Spring BeachDr. 17Spruce Ave 2StCatherine’sAv 18Stalker Rd. 18Starbuck Lane 9Starfi sh Pl. 14Stephens Rd. 3Stokes Rd. 14Suzanne Ave 9Sveinson Dr. 3Tait Rd. 12Tamala Dr. 15Tamarack St 2Tansy Dr. 4Tarbert Rd. 2Tashtego Cres. 10Taylor BayRd 1,3Taylor View Rd. 1The Strand 9Thomas Pl. 15Thompson Rd. 17Timber Lane 16Tin Can Alley 4Tinson Rd. 1Town Ho End 9Trillium Way 9Tyee Dr. 17Valli Place 9Violet Cres. 9Watercliff Rd. 9Wendy Cl. 9Westgyle Rd. 16Whalebone Dr. 10Whalebone's seven Community Pks 9Whalley Rd. 18Wharf Rd. 13Wild Cherry Ter. 9Wild Rose Dr. 9Wildwood Cr. 6Wilson Rd. 11Windecker Dr. 16Windham Rd. 2Withey Rd.. 16Zelta Rd. 9Zola Rd. 9

Street FinderElder Cedar(S'ul-hween X'pey)Nature Reserve 12Fairbairn Rd. 16Fell Rd. 3Fenwick Rd. 18Ferne Rd 14Fin Road 2Fisher Rd. 11Fleet St. 9Foster Cl. 5Gabriola Cres. 1Gabriola Sands Provincial Park 1Gallagher Way 4Garland Dr. 14Gayle Rd. 3George St. 16Gillen Rd. 2GIRO 4Golf Course 6Gray Rd. 17Grayston Rd. 1Green Wharf 13Grilse Rd. 17Haig Rd. 2Hamlet Rd. 15Harrison Way 3,5Harwood Rd 1Hemlock Ave 2Hess Rd. 11,12Hill Rd. 5Honeysuckle Ln 9Horseshoe Rd 4Horseshoe Way 9Huxley Park 4Hyham Rd. 18Irene Rd 3Islands View Dr. 17Ivory Way 3

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Community Hall .................10.80 kmDescanso Bay Reg. Park .... .90 kmGabriola Sands Park........... 2.50 kmHaven by the Sea ................1.90 kmMalaspina Galleries ........... 2.70 kmMUSEUM ..............................1.20 kmSilva Bay via N. Road........13.60 kmSilva Bay via S. Road.........15.90 kmSurf Lodge .......................... 5.00 kmTaylor Bay turnoff ............... .20 kmTwin Beaches Shpg Ctr ..... 2.30 km

New Parks: 707 ac. Com. Park Ricki Rd. Entrance ... 3.5 kmCoats Marsh Regional Park.....................

VISITOR CENTRE ..................2.3 km

South Road to LockinvarSkol Pub 250.247.9988Agi Hall Home of the Saturday Farmer’s Market.Gabriola Museum Thurs-Mon during the summer months. Sat-Sun at other time. Closed Oct-April.

Taylor Bay RoadThe Haven Rooms, cabins, buffet dining, full conference facilities, Phoenix Auditorium, jacuzzi, swimming pool, gift shop. 250.247.9238

Twin Beaches MallVisitor Centre 250.247.9332Beaches Store/Liquor Store DVD movie rentals, groceries, produce, dairy. 250.247.0240Judy McPhee & Co. Inc. (CGA) Accounting, personal & corporate income tax, small businesses consulting. 250.247.7600Other: gym, bakery, automotive, tattoo artist, medical clinic, storage.

Berry Point RoadSurf Lodge and Driftwood Restaurant Stunning beach-front location, rooms & cabins. Perfect for weddings, conferences & banquets. 250.247.9231Surf Pub Great food, music and fabu-lous sunsets. 250.247.9231Seaside Cottages Affordable ocean view one-bedroom cabins complete with fully equipped kitchenette 250.247.7945

Silva Bay (south end)Silva Bay Inn Oceanfront suites with kitchenettes, cable TB, BBQ, large decks, superb view of Silva Bay. 250.247.9351Silva Bay Resort & Marina Moorage, bar & grill, dining inside and out, laundro-mat, shipyard, pay phone, showers, liquor store, fuel dock. 250.247.8662Tofino Air Scheduled float plane service to Vancouver. 250.247.9992Silver Blue Charters Fishing charters. 250.247.8807Jim’s Kayaking 250.247.8335Silva Bay Kayak Adventures Next to general store at Silva Bay Inn 250.247.8939Other: galleries, shipyard school, general store

Madrona Marketplace 250 739 0330Gabriola Sounder Weekly Newspaper 250-247-9337North Road Sports From biking to hiking, and everything in between. 250 247 9998Woodfire Pizza & Pasta 250 247 0095Slice of Life Gallery Fused glass, mixed media, sustainable clothing & an artists’ collective, & much more. 250 247 7994Brent G Hair & Spa Haircuts, colour, perms, up-dos, massage, etc. 250-247-7378 Other: Coffee bar, architect.

Along North RoadGarry Oak Tool Rental 250.247.7389Arbutus Building Supplies Lumber yard, paint, cisterns, etc. 250.247.8157Island of Peace Yoga 250.325.7221Raven Feed & Pet Supplies Pet & animal feed & accessories 250.247.9200Mid-Island Co-op Auto/home fuel, snacks, DVD rentals, dairy, coffee, phone cards, etc. 250.247.8450Robert’s Place Licensed restaurant deli, take out, 6am-8pm daily. 250.247.2010The Roxy Film, theatre, concerts, or rent it. 250.247.0076The Commons 250.247.9977Paradise Island Alpaca Farm (see far right) 250.247.9102

Gabriola Village PlazaCoast Community Credit Union 250.247.8521Other: health food, optical store, clothing & giftware store

Gabriola Professional CentreCoastal Community Insurance Full insurance services. 250.247.8511G&S Quality Meats & Deli 250.247.8828Farmgate Finds Home Decor Vin-tage, antique and new-to-you housewares, furniture, collectibles, etc. 250.325.0015Other: dentist, doctor, massage therapist, medi-cal lab, mini-storage, chiropractor, physiothera-pist and other health care professionals.

Folklife Village 250 816 8070Realtors: Coast Realty (Gabriola) Ltd. 250.247.2008Tina, Jennifer & Randi Lynch 247.2008Lesley, Robyn & Carly McMahon 247.2008Trevor Hendriks 247.2008Emily West 247.2008Paul West 250.247.9205Carol Martin 250.247.9333Village Liquor Store Ask about their vine club, wine tasting events, cigars, gift ideas, wine accessories and wine too! 250.247.7616 Village Food Market Great supermar-ket, lotto, cigs, flowers, magazines, deli, in-store bakery 250.247.8755The Island Book Shoppe Used and new books. 250.247.8946Raspberry’s Jazz Cafe Speciality cof-fees, soup, sandwiches, desserts, licensed, cool music! 250.247.9959 Gabriola Arts Council Back room of Artworks. 250.247.7409Other: gallery, clothing store, drug store, Library, home design, pay phones, ATM, public wash-rooms, investments, lawyer.

Around the IslandThe Flying Shingle Weekly Newspa-per 250.247.7987Gabriola Golf & Country Club 250.247.8822 Gabriola Sea Kayaking 250.247.0189Casa Blanca Kayak Rentals 247.9824Access Diving Water taxi too! 250.247.7535Maples Oceanside Estate & Farm 250.247.7986Twin Cedars Veterinary Services 250.247.9185

AccommodationsArbutus Bluff B&B 250.247.9170Bicyclists’ Bunkhouse 250.247.9672Blue Heron Beach House 604.828.6843Bumbleberry Inn B&B 250.247.7530Casa Blanca B&B 250.247.9824Cliff Cottage B&B/CC Rentals 250.247.0247Descanso Inn 250.247.9355Dragon’s Lodge 250.247.2065Gabriola Cottage 250.247.9883High Point Farms B&B 250.247.8006Hummingbird Lodge B&B 250.247.9300Island Bed & Breakfast 250.247.9058Jupiter Ranch 250.247.2051Manana Guest House 250.247.9970Marina’s Hideaway 250.247.8854 Page’s Resort & Marina 250.247.8931Pilot Bay Guest House 250.247.7867Sea Meadows 250.247.9780Seaside Cottages 250.247.7945Silva Bay Inn 250.247.9351Spring Beach House 250.247.9943Surf Lodge 250-247-9231The Haven 250.247.9238Three Gates Farm B&B 250.247.7359Wur Here B&B 250.247.7345

Visiting Gabriola, what’s where?Featured shops/services are members of the Gabriola Island Chamber of Commerce

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We golfWe catch fishWe go to meetings andmusical events and live theatreand poetry readings and gallery openings, and even the movies.We gather oysters and mussels and dig for clams, we need a license for this too and we always check for red tide closures to make sure they’re safe to eat.We farm and we have organic, inspected beef, lamb and chicken and all kinds of fruits and vegetables and eggs and some of it’s available at the Saturday Farmer’s Market at the AGI Hall.

We gardenOur rain shadow status gives us a gentle climate in which to grow exotic flow-ers and shrubs and trees not usually expected to thrive at our latitude. It also means we get less rain then Vancouver, which is a good thing.

We volunteerGabriola is a very active and caring community and a glance at events in the local newspapers just hints at the scope of activities. We have organizations of every stripe like the Rollo Seniors Centre, The Commons and People for a Healthy Community, the Women’s Institute, AGI Hall, The Community Hall, GIRO, the Power Squadron, the Ambulance Society, The Gabriola Health Care Foundation and the local Yacht Club... and those are just a few of them.

We walk...... and walk even more now with two new parks. We are aware that the parks do not have the trails well marked yet and we could get lost or wander onto private land by mistake. We do respect private land and take care not to trespass. The GaLTT Trail Map is available for a $1 donation and will worth having. Cell phones don’t always work so we are sure to let someone know when we go off for hike in any of our parks. In winter, or if it has been raining, we need rubber boots on some of the trails.

We have a library...... and we have a used bookstore at Folklife Village and a “new” bookstore at the south end, at Page’s Resort & Marina. We read a lot of books as the ferry wait does create an unending demand for reading material of all kinds. We publish two newspapers weekly, the Gabriola Sounder and the Flying Shingle. We have many award winning writers and poets and we were the eponymous subject of a 1970 book by Malcolm Lowry, October Ferry to Gabriola.

We own pets...... like horses and many dogs and cats lovingly cared for. And there are deer, peacocks, turkeys, barred owls and assorted other critters like sea otters and raccoons. Wonderful birds (eagles and hummingbirds and everything in between). And we have a veterinarian and Cats Alive and GROWLS, a wildlife rescue group. And even Gabriolans who band hummingbirds. There are no bears or cougars or other predators so hiking is very safe.

We bicycleGabriola Island was made for cyclists! A narrow, paved road (you really need to cycle single file) encircles the island. You can head south on scenic South Rd. and experience the thrill of Brickyard Hill which starts just past the Gabriola Greenhouse... or ... take North Rd. which takes you through the wooded, farm-ing area first. According to some local cyclists the North Rd. route is easiest and of medium difficulty. You can always push your bike up the 18% grade of Brickyard Hill. Be sure to check out the trails map at the Mid-Island Co-op created just for cyclists. And many of the hiking trails in the GaLTT trail map (707 acre park especially) are great for cycling too!

What don’t we have...1. A hospital (but we can get you to one in Nanaimo in the middle of the

night) and we do have doctors on call and an ambulance; no middle school or high school (they go to Nanaimo); no more than 3 street lights (we can see the stars); and not a lot of potable water. After all, our island is a big sandstone rock. We are very careful with out water.

2. A municipal government. Just an interesting mixture of Islands Trust and the Nanaimo Regional District and the local Fire Improvement District.

3. Good cell phone service, it just depends on where you are. But then, does it really matter when you come for a visit? It’s just part of island life.

Do we like it here?Absolutely. We get the best of laid-back country living, most of the services we need without leaving Gabriola and the convenience of a world class city like Vancouver just 20 minutes away by plane, a few hours by ferry.

Gabriola Island...... is about 14 km long by 4.5 km wide with an estimated 45 km of coastline. With over 30 public beach access points. We have more places to dip our toes in the salt water than any other Gulf Island.

We have peopleGabriola Island is home to slightly fewer than 5000 people: up to 10,000 in the summer months. The average age of a Gabriolan is about 52.9. Our residents are well educated with 66% having schooling beyond grade twelve. We have more artists and musicians per capita than the rest of BC: some are world fa-mous like Juno Award winner, Gary Fjellgaard. One resident holds the worlds bicycle speed record and another received international kudos for his expertise in violin bow making. Plus we have the only full-time wooden boat school in Canada.

We Beach-combWhen we go to the beach, we watch our step: while many of our public beach accesses are level, sandy and easy for all people, some can be quite steep, rocky and very adventurous! Some have steps built to make it easier to reach the water; just remember the steps can be slippery when wet. Every beach has its own particular charm and interest. The sandstone formations make for very interesting tidal pools and photo ops... but do be kind to the little critters you find in the pools and under rocks (don’t touch with sun-screeny hands). Be a responsible visitor to the ocean environment and leave things and critters the way you found them. Beach fires are not permitted during fire season (usually April 1 to October 15). You need written permission from the Fire Chief ’s of-fice 250.247.9677, but it’s a good idea to call anyway.

Did you know?All beaches are open to the public up to the high tide line. You are not trespass-ing, so enjoy the beach. We check the tide tables (in the Gabriola Sounder) before we go and take a watch to check the time because we can get caught by the incoming tide, especially if the beach is gently sloping.

We have deer!

Our Visitor Centre is made possible by the members of the Gabriola Island Chamber of Commerce, BC Tourism and our many valued tourism counsellors.

Leaving Gabriola? Waiting in line for the next ferry is a necessary part of our island way of life. Over the years the locals have developed a routine that

can be very confusing to our visitors.a) No one parks in the lineup where it’s too sunny. Sometimes we stop so we

can wait in the shade;b) The space on the curve is at too great a slope for comfortable waiting, so we

park where it’s flat. And that leaves spaces in the lineup to confuse you and tempt you to back in. But don’t do it, you’ll get asked to move;

c) Large trucks and trailers will park on North Rd. just above Taylor Bay Rd. After parking there, they will notify the last in line, that they will enter the loading lineup right after them.

A few other tips for the ferry traveler1. If you must make connections or you have an appointment, arrive early and

be prepared to wait. Bring a book. Have a snooze. Walk the dog. Smell the cedar trees. Enjoy the view. Or take an earlier ferry.

2. Cash is nice if you want to purchase a cold drink or snack from the Skol Pub.3. Patience is good. Ferries don’t always run on time. You get used to that when

you live here.4. The ambulance always takes precedence. Sometimes the ferry is held for the

ambulance, then it’s late arriving at Nanaimo harbour. 5. The Gabriola Home Support Society van is given loading precedence to

make it easier on the older folks.

Parks707-Acre Community Park Acquired in 2005 the old logging roads and foot-paths are still unmarked. Pay close attention to avoid getting lost or trespassing. Hike, ride your bike or horse through the park. Motorized vehicles, licensed or not, are not permitted. Cell phones don’t always work, so let someone know where you are going and when you hope to be back.Coats Marsh Regional Park The 45.7 hectare park is located between Coats Road and the 707-Acre Community Park. 3 Community Parks Cox Community Park, Joyce Lockwood Community Park & tiny South Road Community Park.Gabriola Sands Provincial Park Two sandy beaches and large manicured grassy lawns.Descanso Bay Regional Park & Campground 32 camping sites on a beautiful 40-acre oceanfront property Rollo McClay RDN Park ...it’s a sport fieldSandwell Provincial Park The 12 hectare park boasts a sandy beach and picnic area. There is a prehistoric petroglyph carved into the sandstone rocks, east of the day-use area, which is viewable at low tide. Drumbeg Provincial Park Overlooking scenic Gabriola Passage, this is a favou-rite spot for diving, hiking, nature viewing and picnicking.

Ferry Information

If you plan to travel back and forth on

the ferry you’ll want to purchase a BC Ferries Experience™Card. It is an electronic swipe card that can be loaded with money at the terminal or online and be used to pay for ferry travel. It gives you reduced (commuter) fares wherever they’re available.

However there is a catch: you have to put at least $40 (passenger) and $75 (vehicle) into the card to get started but it does save you money in the long run.

When you’re driving around, especially early morning or at dusk, be very alert for deer browsing along the road. They sometimes

decide to cross the road when you least expect it and while they’re smart enough to find our gardens at their most succulent, they

certainly don’t pay any attention to the deer crossing signs. So do drive carefully.

Paradise Island Alpacas started in 2005, with just two alpacas. Now you’ll find 35+ alpacas,

llamas and chickens. An old barn is now a farm shoppe, which sells alpaca products (yarn, clothing), free-range eggs and items from local artists. Ask for a tour, walk an alpaca, learn

all about spinning, carding and shearing. Great fun for kids of all ages, and educational too!

We have an Alpaca Farm too!

Gabriola Island Ferry ScheduleGabriola Departure 5:25 am 6:30 am * 7:40 am 8:50 am 10:05 am 11:20 am 12:35 pm 1:520 pm 3:10 pm 4:25 pm DC 5:35 pm 6:45 pm 7:505 pm 8:50 pm 9:55 pm (not Wed.) 11:00 pm

Nanaimo Departure 5:55 am * 7:00 am 8:15 am 9:30 am 10:40 am DC 12:00 am 1:15 pm 2:30 pm 3:45 pm 5:00 pm 6:10 pm 7:20 pm 8:20 pm 9:25 pm (notWed.) 10:25 pm 11:30 pm

DC > Dangerous Cargo > NO PASSENGERSThis schedule in effect May 27, 2010* Except Sunday; DC Except Wed.

Always take your trash home with you, no hunting and NO FIRES

PIC coming