Sunset Trail: The coastline of Port Clements on Graham Island has a seawalk path that follows the sounds of the waves brushing up against the coast. The trail leads walkers through dense bush, forests of trees, over wooden bridges while following the Port Clements shoreline. Many areas of the path have viewing points and viewing platforms that open up to marine views.

The one-way trail is a 2 km hard packed gravel trail wondering along the coastline of Yakoun Bay - part of Masset Inlet. The trail is referred to as the Sunset Park Trail since it starts from Sunset Park. There are many access points to the trail while driving along the gravel road leading to the Golden Spruce Trail.

The trail and park include a picnic shelter, picnic tables, viewing benches and 2 viewing towers. The first floor of each tower is wheelchair accessable. There are also 2 outhouses onsite. Tenting and RVs are permitted in Sunset Park in the designated campground area.

How to Get to the Sunset Trail: Drive north for 63 kms on Hwy 16 from Skidegate BC Ferry Terminal on Graham Island to the Village of Port Clements (south of Masset - 42 kms, north of Tlell - 22 km). Port Clements is a central village destination on Graham Island of the Queen Charlotte Islands.

When approaching Port Clements from Skidegate on Hwy 16 a gas station will show up in your sights on the left. This marks the village. Just before the gas station is Cedar Ave. Follow Cedar Ave to Bayview Ave. Continue down Bayview onto the active logging roads. Continue on the gravel roads for 1.5 - 2 kms. The large Sunset Park sign is on the right. Park and walk.