Port Mellon, BC, Canada is a small village on the southern tip of the Sunshine Coast. A real short drive from the community of Gibsons and the Langdale BC Ferry Terminal. Most amenities of the area are a short drive away in Gibsons.
There has always been some forestry operation in Port Mellon, BC since 1908. Mostly specializing in wood-fibre pulp.The mill is British Columbia's oldest forestry operation and also produced the first sheet of paper printed using wood fibre from BC trees. With much effort, the first piece of paper rolled off the No. 1 pulp machine on October 14, 1909 at 2:30 pm.
The Port Mellon, BC area is close to some excellent day hikes and mountain bike routes on the lower Sunshine Coast. The Tetrahedron Provincial Park is part of the Lower Mainland Nature Legacy and has some fantastic viewpoints for hiking , biking enthusiasts and so does Mount Elphinstone .
Some of the main sightseeing hiking destinations are found in the Gibsons area like Soames Hill which treats you to wide open marine views overlooking Howe Sound and the islands. All who enjoy mountain biking trails should check out the Sprockids Mountain Bike Trail Park. Boaters of all types will enjoy the amenities in Gibsons Harbour and the many day destinations close by like Gambier and Keats Islands.