Avatar Grove boardwalk finally complete

Avatar Grove boardwalk finally complete

Boardwalk spans over a one-kilometre trail and includes stairs, steps, bridges and viewing platforms

Something to celebrate

After four years of work, the boardwalk at Avatar Grove is officially finished and ready to be enjoyed by the public. On Thursday, the Ancient Forest Alliance held a grand opening ceremony in Port Renfrew in celebration of the effort put in to building the boardwalk. “We now have a kilometre-long trail with sections of high quality boardwalk for visitors with diverse abilities to enjoy one of Canada’s most magnificent ancient forests,” said TJ Watt, the alliance’s Avatar boardwalk coordinator.

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Avatar Grove boardwalk finally complete

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