Photo: Cathedral Grove Trees Vancouver Island

Tall towering trees stand amid the forest in Cathedral Grove in MacMillan Provincial Park on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

When you wander through the forest amongst trees that are over eight hundreds years old in Cathedral Grove on Vancouver Island, you feel very small and powerless. These enormous trees stand hundreds of feet high and the diameter of some of them is unbelievable.The beauty that nature has to offer is endless in Cathedral Grove as you stroll through the different trails. The greenery of the trees, moss and plants gives you an idea of how damp and moist it is in a rainforest to keep some of these gigantic trees alive.Amongst the trees you will discover that many species of wildlife reside in Cathedral Grove on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Some types you may cross paths with are woodpeckers, owls, deer, elk, black bears and cougars with the last two being seen less often on busy days in the park.How anybody can think of destroying any part of this rainforest is hard to understand, but over the years more people get involved in an effort to save the trees of Cathedral Grove on Vancouver Island. ... continue below the picture...

... Once you visit MacMillan Provincial Park, you will understand the importance of the trees and growth throughout Cathedral Grove.Cathedral Grove in MacMillan Provincial Park on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, North America.