The route is connecting the west coast trail, to the juan de fuca, and Kludahk!
Either connection works in whatever order
The route is named in honor of Nuu-chah-nulth nation, and it means everything is one, or everything is connected. All these trails are connected under a nation with great history and now they are linked via this route as well. Decolonizing the way we engage with the outdoors is important, and it's important to do so by respecting the land we're on and acknowledging that.
Its a grueling route, 3 world class trails, technical, and a logistical nightmare. But, you'll feel connected to the land, the people, and yourself
