 The Water Taxi departs after a rock shore drop off at 0 mins. |  At lower than high tide there are more than a few rocks to clamber up (Don't get lost by heading right to Land's End, instead of left, further upcoast, to Sarah's Point) at 0.3 mins. |  The trail from Land's End to Sarah's point meanders over the rocks, past the beautiful arbutus trees and makes its way further upcoast at 2.3 mins. |
 Sarah Point - the series at 2.6 mins. |  Sarah Point - the series at 2.8 mins. |  Sarah Point - the series at 3.1 mins. |
 Sarah Point - the series at 3.3 mins. |  The trail ascends through the woods and up to a number of bluffs with views out over the ocean. Plan time to enjoy this starting point at 6.5 mins. |  Looking through the trees at 9.7 mins. |
 The trail heads up at 11.5 mins. |  The trail climbs over rock bluffs at 12.2 mins. |  Providing more views westward at 14.2 mins. |
 Across the open rock and back into the woods at 14.9 mins. |  Some of the rocks in the pathway are not that big at 15.8 mins. |  Following the diamonds into the morning sun (Je29 at 8:16) at 16.8 mins. |
 Continuing our climb up the point at 18.4 mins. |  Further up, across the open bluff, into the woods at 20.4 mins. |  KM 1 (179 to go) at 21.8 mins. |
 Powell Islets in front of Henando at 24.9 mins. |  One Powell Islet and Savary Inland in the far left at 25.3 mins. |  The Powell Islets backed by Hernando and a corner of Twin Islands at 25.5 mins. |
 Twin Islands left and Cortes Island right at 25.8 mins. |  A sailboat on the calm waters under power at 26.2 mins. |  Fallen tree, bleached white at 36.8 mins. |
 The trail crested moments ago and now starts downward at 52.4 mins. |  The sign reads
Desolation Bluffs
Feather Cove .9 km
Desolation Bluffs lies at the end of a short spur to the left and Feather Cove is .9 km to the right (but beware the sign did not indicate directions) at 54 mins. |  Taking the spur to the left brings us to the lookout view from Desolation Bluffs at 56.3 mins. |
 Another view from Desolation Bluffs at 56.7 mins. |  Back on the trail down toward Feather Cove at 65.9 mins. |  KM 2 as the trail descends back down to the ocean at Feather Cove at 68.9 mins. |
 Trail is a bit grown up around one's legs occassionaly making its mark as the trail descends gently at 76.9 mins. |  Having taken a break for applying bug spray the trail gets seriously covered by ferns and berry brambles at 84.6 mins. |  More of the same at 86.4 mins. |
 Feather Cove (at the end of a short spur) and Sarah Point back 2.2 km (the wood signs are consistent, and the orange KM tags are consistent, but they are out about .6 km from each other) at 90.6 mins. |  The berry bramble scramble down to the beach at 91.6 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series at 92.8 mins. |
 Feather Cove, the series at 93 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series at 93.3 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series at 93.6 mins. |
 Feather Cove, the series at 93.9 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series at 94.2 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series' extras on the beach at 94.4 mins. |
 Feather Cove, the series' extras on the beach at 94.7 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series' extras on the beach at 95 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series' extras on the beach at 95.3 mins. |
 Feather Cove, the series' extras on the water at 96.1 mins. |  Feather Cove, the series' extras on the water at 96.8 mins. |  Feather Cove, the one spot for a tent is on the left coming back from the beach (right going down) well covered by a cedar tree, without fresh water or outhouse at 98.7 mins. |
 Back on the trail Sarah Point 2.2 km and Feather Cove 2.2 or 2.7 (it is difficult to read) at 99.5 mins. |  The trail ascends up a logging road filled in with brambles and ferns at 101.3 mins. |  Hinder Lake 1.7 km
Cochrane Bay 6.2 km
Trail has ascended and descended, having taken a 10 minute break for a phone call at 115.5 mins. |
 The trail splits between these two old trees at 116.4 mins. |  The trail enters a more open, fern and moss covered cooler, older woods, (much like the Fern Creek area to come after 25 KM) at 119.3 mins. |  An old cedar and an old pine, not alone back here at 125 mins. |
 Here a cedar and a pine are growing together or in competition for the same neighbourhood space at 125.9 mins. |  One of a few obstacles that one finds one's way around, over, or under to continue the trail at 131 mins. |  KM 4 just 20 metres past the previous picture of the fallen log at 133.7 mins. |
 The trail climbs a short ways up at 135.5 mins. |  On top the oforest continues with old stumps intersperced among not so young trees grown up around them at 139.9 mins. |  The trail is on the left, past an old fallen tree and on the right is an older tree still standing at 142.4 mins. |
 Just past the old tree of the previous photo a bunch of fallen tree blocks the trail, which takes a right turn in the middle of it all at 146.2 mins. |  A young tree is knocked down right across the trail at 150.9 mins. |  The trail follows a creek area, here it bends to the right and the trail bends to the left at 161 mins. |
 KM 5 at 166.5 mins. |  First view of Hinder Lake, right past an older tree at 168.4 mins. |  The Knob 2.3 km
Fiddlehead Farm 76.2 km
at 170.3 mins. |
 View into Hinder Lake at 171.3 mins. |  Far end of Hinder Lake has room for 2 maybe 3 tents at 174.4 mins. |  Water flowing out of Hinder Lake is only a small flow this year at 175.6 mins. |
 A stagnant pond of water at 176.1 mins. |  The climb up from Hinder Lake at 179 mins. |  More logs right across the trail at 181.9 mins. |
 After a steep traverse up the hill the trail reaches the top at 186.9 mins. |  Up through the woods at 191.7 mins. |  Wednesday Lake, the series at 454.9 mins. |
 Another possible tenting area, just across the road (further on the trail) just this side of the creek flowing out of Wednesday Lake at 566.6 mins. |  The water supply pipes under the small bridge over the outflow with a sign Manzanita Bluffs 3.8 km straight ahead and Baggi Road Exit 3.0 km to the right at 568.8 mins. |
