Cape Roger Curtis Beach on Bowen Island is a great spot for a picnic, an area to catch the sunset, or see some large marine animals if you’re lucky enough.
The hike bringing you here is part of the larger Whale Trail that runs the West Coast of most North America.
The quick facts
- The only public outhouse in the Cape Roger Curtis area
- Shallow slope into water, good for kids
- Not accessible for wheelchairs
- Bus does not go here
- Taxi’s or ride shares do not go here
- Located Half way down the Sea Walk in Cape Roger Curtis
- Cell reception can be patchy
- Beach is small gravel not sand
Getting Here
Without Buses, Taxi’s, or ride shares, you’re left to bike, hike or drive yourself to the beach. Parking is limited during the summer season, but there’s always room for eBikes. Reserve your bikes now as we sell out on weekends.
Washroom
It’s not the biggest washroom, but it is wheelchair accessible. The beach is not wheelchair accessible though without some very tight turns and lots of help.
Cape Roger Curtis Beach Tips
If you’re walking the Sea Walk, the trail can be rough in section, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
While the washroom is accessible, the trail down to the beach is not without a lot of help and tight turns.
Conclusion
A great spot to bring the kids, have a picnic, whale watch, or launch your paddle board. Thinking of visiting? Book a bike in advance.
Want to go to another beach or need something accessible? Try the nearby Tunstall Beach.
When will you plan on visiting?