Photo of Kinsol Trestle bridge scenery over Koksilah river Vancouver
The story of the Kinsol Trestle is a fantastic success story, and the short walk to what is the tallest wooden bridge in the Commonwealth, and thought to be one of the largest wooden bridges in the world, is a must-do when you're in the area.
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British Columbia Historic railway trestle reopened on Vancouver Island CBC News · Posted: Jul 29, 2011 9:42 AM PDT | Last Updated: July 29, 2011 The Kinsol Trestle is one of the largest.
Kinsol Trestle wooden railroad bridge, Vancouver Island, Canada, on the
Trestle bridges are a visible reminder of early mining and logging industries. Railways on Vancouver Island were built to transport lumber and coal. It took 9 years to build the trestle at Kinsol Trestle Park with completion in 1920. Although the trestle was designed by engineers, the actual construction was done by local farmers.
Kinsol Trestle Trestle bridge, Trestles, Vancouver island
The Historic Kinsol Trestle is open to the public for cyclists, hikers and equestrians to experience the full Cowichan Valley Trail in the Cowichan Region. The Kinsol Trestle is one of eight trestles along the Cowichan Valley Trail route and by far the largest and most spectacular.
Kinsol Trestle wooden railroad bridge, Vancouver Island, Canada, on the
The historic Kinsol Trestle in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island is one of the largest wooden bridges in the world. Completed in 1920 as part of the Canadian Northern Pacific Railway and abandoned in 1979, the bridge appeared destined to be torn down.
Koksilah River Trestle (Kinsol Trestle Bridge), Vancouver Island
Kinsol Trestle 4.5 210 reviews #23 of 841 things to do in Vancouver Island Bridges Write a review What people are saying " Kinsel Trestle is always a great walk! " Feb 2023 Very flat wide path suitable for anyone walking..no hills..A lazy 15-25 min walk each way and a rebuilt trestle w. " An unbelievable sight! " Sep 2022
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It is 614 feet in length and stands 145 feet above the Koksilah River. The Trestle was officially finished being built in 1920 (construction started in 1911) Although designed by engineers, it was built by local farmers and loggers. 2012 marked the grand reopening of the Kinsol Trestle, which is now used as part of the Cowichan Valley Trail.
The Kinsol Trestle, on the Cowichan Valley Trail on Vancouver Island
This timber railway bridge was completed in 1920 as part of the Trans Canada Trail!!Although not in use these days 🚂 it is open to hikers and cyclists, offering great views of the Koksilah River! 😍🙌 We loved this peaceful place and definitely recommend a visit if you're in the area!! 😎🌲👣 View all 51 comments [sjnow-ad-large-leaderboard]
Kinsol Trestle Bridge Near Shawnigan Lake, Vancouver Island BC, Canada
The Kinsol Trestle, also known as the Koksilah River Trestle, is a wooden railway trestle located on Vancouver Island, north of Shawnigan Lake, in British Columbia, Canada. It is a crossing of the Koksilah River. [1] Description
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The Todd Creek Trestle is one of many trestle bridges located on Vancouver Island but one of the few Vancouver Island Trestles that have been restored and are safe to walk on. Todd Creek Trestle is located on the Sooke side of the Galloping Goose Trail.
Vancouver Island, Kinsol Trestle Bridge Near Shawnigan Lake, British
The Kinsol Trestle is one of eight trestles along the Cowichan Valley Trail, part of the Trans-Canada Trail. It is the largest and one of the tallest free-standing timber trestle structures in the world. It is 614 feet in length and stands 145 feet above the Koksilah River.
The spectacular historic Kinsol Trestle Bridge on Vancouver Island is
Today the Kinsol Trestle Recreation Site is one of the most popular tourist attractions on Vancouver Island and is sometimes referred to as the Shawnigan Lake Trestle Bridge. Kinsol Trestle Hike The Kinsol Trestle trail is an easy, flat 1.5-kilometre walk (one-way) through nice forest from the south parking lot.
Kinsol Trestle wooden railroad bridge, Vancouver Island, Canada, on the
• Restore the Kinsol Trestle to become part of the Vancouver Island's Trans Canada link between Victoria and Nanaimo; • Provide safe access for pedestrian, cyclist, equestrian and light service & maintenance. "Preliminary Bridge Inspection Report" - by John F. Unsworth, P.Eng. b. Drawings #101 to #134 & #140 (The Howe Truss.
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It is about a 150m short flat walk along the Cowichan Valley Trail to get to the Trestle Bridge from the parking lot. The bridge is very impressive and well maintained.. This is a must see when on Vancouver Island. Read more. Written 20 February 2023. This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Beautiful Landscape with Portrait View of Historic Wooden Railway
Kinsol Trestle 4.5 210 reviews #23 of 841 things to do in Vancouver Island Bridges Write a review What people are saying " Kinsel Trestle is always a great walk! " Feb. 2023 Very flat wide path suitable for anyone walking..no hills..A lazy 15-25 min walk each way and a rebuilt trestle w. " An unbelievable sight! " Sep. 2022
View of Restored Historic Railroad Bridge Kinsol Trestle (Koksilah
Heading across the bridge is a quicker route to the trestle and waterfall, if you are not interested in making the full 3.4 km loop. Finding the Trestle and Waterfall.. Meet Kim Parcher, the creative mind and driving force behind Vancouver Island View. Kim's passion for experience-based travel and her talent for sharing valuable information.