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Top Bridge Trail
Top Bridge Trail at EveryTrail
Today we took Archer to Top Bridge Trail in Parksville BC, we started at the end of Allsbrook RD, and followed the trail over bridge and followed close to the water. The trail was moderately busy, we passed a few groups along the way. Once you reach the end of the trail you are met with three huge cinder blocks, we believe you can continue to follow the trail down to Rathtrevor beach, but we turned around at that point, the whole excursion took about an hour and 45 minutes.
Today we took Archer to Top Bridge Trail in Parksville BC, we started at the end of Allsbrook RD, and followed the trail over bridge and followed close to the water. The trail was moderately busy, we passed a few groups along the way. Once you reach the end of the trail you are met with three huge cinder blocks, we believe you can continue to follow the trail down to Rathtrevor beach, but we turned around at that point, the whole excursion took about an hour and 45 minutes.