The first few kilometres of the trail are very enjoyable as you hike along the beach, this is a good place to try to spot some wildlife before you head to the inland section.

The inland sections are well maintained, but not as scenic as hiking along the beach. There are some great viewpoints along the way though and also a derelict donkey engine that offers an insight into the history of this trail.

You will soon find yourself back on the beach as you head towards the Klanawa River camp, this is another really scenic coastal section that eventually leads you to the first cable car crossing of the trip.

The cable cars on the West Coast Trail (WCT) are a really fun experience, it's a good upper body workout to pull yourself across. They can however, be quite difficult to operate as a solo traveller, as there is no way to hold the car in place while you get inside.

There is another short inland section following the cable car. The forest here is a little more dense which makes for a narrower trail, you also have some ladders to climb up as you gain in elevation.

The trail down to the campground involves negotiating lots of ladders, but once you make it down to the beach, you get to see the spectacular Tsusiat Falls.

This is one of the best campgrounds on the WCT, for that reason it can also be quite busy here, so arrive early to get a good spot.

You can camp on both sides of Tsusiat Falls, but you will have to ford the creek to get over to the west side of the beach.