Russell Island is a boating paradise

If you’re fortunate enough to be exploring the Gulf Islands National Park by boat a visit to Russell Island is a must. Located just south of Fulford Harbour on Salt Spring Island, Russell Island has a good anchorage for much of the year. Sandy beaches, long trails and lots of history, what more could you ask for?

Rock inukshuk in front of Salt Spring Island, Russell Island, British Columbia, Canada
Rock inukshuk in front of Salt Spring Island, Russell Island, British Columbia
Man watching kayakers at sunset, Russell Island, British Columbia, Canada
Jayakers at sunset, Russell Island, British Columbia
Arbutus tree (Arbutus menziesii), Russell Island, British Columbia, Canada
Arbutus tree (Arbutus menziesii), Russell Island, British Columbia
Kids walking on a sandy beach, Russell Island, British Columbia, Canada
Kids walking on a sandy beach, Russell Island, British Columbia

Related Images:

Aerial photograph of Russell Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve Aerial photograph of anchorage at Russell Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, British Columbia Aerial photo of Russell Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve of Canada Aerial photograph of Russell Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve of Canada, Southern Gulf Islands, British Columbia, Canada. Russell Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve of Canada, British Columbia, Canada. Aerial photo of boats at anchor at of Russell Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve Aerial photograph of Russell Island, Gulf Islands National Park, British Columbia, Canada.

RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR

LEAVE A REPLY