Rushbrook Trail

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A favourite trail of Rupertites that takes you from Cow Bay to Seal Cove. This fresh scent captures that moment when you sit on a bench to watch the sun go down ABOUT RUSHBROOK TRA IL Rushbrook Trail follows Rushbrook Passage, known as Choked Passage until 1927 when it was renamed after Anglican clergyman Walter Field Rushbrook. A short 1.2km trail starting just by Cow Bay at Rushbrook Floats next to local standard Bob's On The Rocks, Rushbrook trail takes you through the woods, along the water, over state of the art steel bridges, beside waterfalls, through lookouts with benches towards Seal Cove. Once in Seal Cove, stop for something to eat or drink at Arabisk Mediterranean Cuisine or Yaga Cafe and then check out the newly opened revitalized Salt Marsh before heading back! SCENT NOTES A spicy base of Sandalwood, Blond Woods, Amber, Musk and Tonka is sweetened up by Rose, Oakmoss and Grapefruit with Fresh, Herbal top notes. LEARN MORE Rushbrook Trail was constructed by the City of Prince Rupert in 1985, following the closure of the CN Rail line to Seal Cove. The trail was closed in 2003 due to safety issues posed by rock and debris slides, prompting the Rotary Club to begin fundraising efforts to secure the site and reopen it to the public. After 15 years of fundraising and construction by local businesses and community organizations including the Port of Prince Rupert, Kaien Island Trail Enhancement and Recreation Society, Bear Creek Contracting, Progressive Steel, Pinnacle Renewable Energy, Rushbrook trail reopened to the public in 2018 "Rushbrook Trail Reopens" - Prince Rupert Port Authority "Rushbrook Trail Information" - Kaien Trails "Community Investment Fund Anniversary - Rushbrook Trail" - Prince Rupert Port Authority "Hiking Rushbrook Trail in Prince Rupert" - Visit Prince Rupert Show more