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Hikers evacuated from West Coast Trail as Parks Canada says parts are impassable
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Hikers evacuated from West Coast Trail as Parks Canada says parts are impassable

Heavy rainfall on Vancouver Island caused sections of the West Coast Trail to become impassable, prompting the evacuation of dozens of hikers. Parks Canada issued a warning advising against crossing creeks or rivers and noted that their visitor safety team was handling numerous evacuation requests on the 75-km trail. Local business owner Carl Edgar described the conditions as unprecedented for July, comparing them to winter-like weather. Parks Canada offered refunds to those with reservations until August 1.

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Hikers evacuated from West Coast Trail as Parks Canada says parts are impassable

Heavy rainfall on Vancouver Island caused sections of the West Coast Trail to become impassable, prompting the evacuation of dozens of hikers. Parks Canada issued a warning advising against crossing creeks or rivers and noted that their visitor safety team was handling numerous evacuation requests on the 75-km trail. Local business owner Carl Edgar described the conditions as unprecedented for July, comparing them to winter-like weather. Parks Canada offered refunds to those with reservations until August 1.

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