🌲 A majestic Douglas fir, the second-largest in Canada, located on Vancouver Island.🌳 Estimated to be between 750 and 1,200 years old, it stands as a symbol of old-growth forest conservation.Why Go🌲 Witness a majestic ancient tree📸 Popular destination for hikers and photographers, offering a unique perspective of a solitary giant in a clearcut🏞️ Symbol of conservation and old-growth forests🚶 Enjoy an easy walk through a clearcut trail🐾 Dogs on leash are welcomeWhy Avoid⚠️ Access roads are logging roads, very bumpy and rocky🚗 A 4-wheel drive vehicle is recommended for the final stretch (or walking)Tips🅿️ Park after the Gordon River bridge and walk 1.5 km to the tree if no 4WD📍 Located approximately 10 km north of Port Renfrew👟 Wear solid hiking footwear for steep terrain🐻 Be aware of bears and cougars, take usual wildlife precautions