
Myrtle Rocks Regional Park features craggy coastal outcrops and tide-pool scenery along British Columbia’s Salish Sea. Photograph dramatic rock textures, small waterfalls/seeps from the cliff face, and ocean swells framed by headlands. Best light is during sunrise–early morning for softer contrast; late afternoon can glow through low clouds. Access is via coastal trails—arrive at low tide for tide pools.

Myrtle Rocks Regional Park features craggy coastal outcrops and tide-pool scenery along British Columbia’s Salish Sea. Photograph dramatic rock textures, small waterfalls/seeps from the cliff face, and ocean swells framed by headlands. Best light is during sunrise–early morning for softer contrast; late afternoon can glow through low clouds. Access is via coastal trails—arrive at low tide for tide pools.