The rock formations of the West Coast sea stack stand strong in all kinds of weather. Above the rock formations the sea stack supports a biological eco-system of thriving trees, mosses, lichens and other plants.
The sunset from a beautiful anchorage! The colours of the sky reflecting across the water were a real sight to see!
A view from the water of Race Rocks at Fisherman’s Cove. The patterns in the water intrigued me.
Black Tusk is an iconic landmark easily seen from the Sea to Sky Highway and various other vantage points. It is part of Garibaldi Provincial Park and it is possible to hike up to the crumbling rock of Black Tusk. I was up there but it was quite a few years ago.
A cozy snowy village has an amazing vista of the surrounding mountains.
The waters surrounding the BC coast are some of the best boating waterways in the world. Those who get out on the water enjoy the scenery of amazingly beautiful little islands, rugged coastlines and safe anchorages.
As the day ends the evening lights of Whistler Village light up casting a glow on the surrounding snow. Even the lights on the groomers standout on the ski runs.
A Beautiful small sea stack, in Bamfield BC, claims its place just off the beach.
The snow builds up on the branches of the forest trees and covers the forest floor creating a very quiet sanctuary.
A beautiful Black Bear sits in the forest observing the light snow flakes as they drift slowly to the ground.