Powell River is wheelchair-friendly!

Persons with wheelchairs will love Powell River. From the flat shopping and business districts of upper Westview and Marine Avenue (a big hill between, mind you!) to the spectacular Inland Lake Trail and Recreation Area, visitors will see Powell River has gone out of our way to invite everyone.

Many accommodation providers are also wheelchair accessible (though some may not qualify for the rigid standards of the Tourism British Columbia recommendation they are nonetheless very popular with wheelchair guests who make many repeat visits). For information about wheelchair accessible accommodations and restaurants, please contact Tourism Powell River at 604.485.4000 or by emailing info@discoverpowellriver.com.

Circumnavigate Inland Lake's completely wheelchair-accessible trail
Dean Allchin photo

Here's a list of 35 things to do in Powell River that are wheelchair accessible:

• Charter a boat for fishing or sightseeing
• Camp at Inland Lake, Haywire Bay, Saltery, or Willingdon Beach
• Hike the wheelchair accessible Inland Lake Trail
• Experience Fiddlehead Farm
• Walk on the fishing pier at Willingdon Beach
• Stroll the Forestry Museum Trail
• See the world's largest floating breakwater at the Mill View Point
• Self-guided tour of the Historic Townsite
• Visit the historical Museum and archives
• See a movie at the historic Patricia Theatre
• Dine at one of the many ethnic restaurants
• Attend one of many service club meetings
• Visit our world-renowned pottery shop in Cranberry
• Browse the art galleries
• Golf 18 holes at Myrtle Golf Course
• Visit our unique shops along Marine Avenue
• Visit one of our many municipal or regional parks
• Shop the Powell River Plaza, the Town Centre Mall or the Blue Cat Mall
• Visit Malaspina University College
• Watch for eagles around the Marine Avenue viewpoint
• Watch a baseball game
• Play Bingo daily
• Play mini-golf at Putters
• Enjoy a sauna, Jacuzzi or swim at the Recreation Complex
• Enjoy live theatre
• Visit Lund, the most northern point of Hwy. 101
• Dine in the historic Lund Hotel/Pub
• Explore the Lund Harbour and the shops
• Dine or camp at Okeover Inlet
• Open Air Market (Saturday and Sundays)
• Visit shops on Texada Island
• Camp at Shelter Point on Texada Island
• Enjoy the sunsets at the Westview viewpoint
• Take a stroll along the Willingdon Beach Nature Trail
• Attend one of our many festivals and events