Canada's Gnarliest Tree

Canada's Gnarliest Tree is known for the tree that gives it its name, on Vancouver Island. The surrounding region is temperate rainforest, the wet coastal forest type found on Canada's Pacific coast. Moose are common on Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island has red foxes, snowshoe hares and blue jays, but this attraction's identity rests on its own tree.

Canada's Gnarliest Tree is a natural attraction centred on a single tree on Vancouver Island. Visitors come to see the tree itself rather than a built facility. The island setting ranges from temperate rainforest on the Pacific coast to Arctic tundra in the north, placing this spot within the rainforest belt.

First-time visitors should expect to see one notably gnarled tree in its coastal setting on Vancouver Island. The location at , Port Renfrew, BC V0S 1K0, Canada, places it within the island's temperate rainforest. Canadian islands range from temperate rainforest on the Pacific coast to Arctic tundra in the north, and this spot sits in the rainforest end of that range.

Canada's Gnarliest Tree is at , Port Renfrew, BC V0S 1K0, Canada, on Vancouver Island. Port Renfrew sits on the Pacific coast of the island, where temperate rainforest grows. The island itself lies in Canada and is reached by BC Ferries from Vancouver and Victoria, with floatplane services as well.

Canada's Gnarliest Tree holds a rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 118 reviews. That score reflects visitor responses to the tree on Vancouver Island. The island is reached by BC Ferries from Vancouver and Victoria, with floatplane services as well.