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Venture on foot or bicycle around the six-mile paved route encircling the park. Originally thought to be a precaution against erosion, the Seawall took nearly six decades to construct.

Along the Seawall, you'll see cultural landmarks, such as the Kwakiut and Haida totem poles. Continue further along the path and you'll come to the Siwash Rock, a 15-metre basalt and sandstone pillar, which is a few feet off the Seawall.