to its mountainous terrain, the Sunshine Coast is not directly linked over land to the surrounding coast. Instead, BC Ferries provides ferry service linking the coast to surrounding regions. Notable lines include Horseshoe Bay-Langdale, Little River-Westview, and Earls Cove-Saltery Bay. Minor ferry operators and water taxis provide service to minor islands dotting the strait. The region is served by British Columbia Highway 101, which runs along the coast between the communities of Langdale and Lund. Attractions Some attractions specific to the Sunshine Coast include: Copeland Islands Marine Provincial Park Desolation Sound Marine Provincial Park Hidden Grove/Sechelt Heritage Forest Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park Smuggler Cove Marine Provincial Park Tems Swiya Museum - heritage museum showcasing the history and culture of the Shishalh people. The northern terminus of Highway 101, which is located in the town of Lund. The region also features two notable trails: Powell Forest Canoe Route - a canoeing route through various lakes north of Powell River Sunshine Coast Trail - a long hiking trail between Saltery Bay and Sarah Point See also Lower Mainland Sea-to-Sky Corridor References External links Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada Tourism Information Website Sunshine Coast Regional District Sunshine Coast Trail Maps Sunshine Coast Regional District