Tofino Hot Cocoa Trail
Expiration: Jan 5th 2026
From December 1st to 31st, join the Tofino Hot Cocoa Trail - a tasting tour with over 20 unique hot chocolates! Pop into local cafés, restaurants, and even ice cream shops to earn points to redeem a prize - basically the Pokémon Go of hot cocoas.
Included Venues

See locations on an interactive map.
ARTIST: Dan Law
MATERIAL: Cedar
Located outside the Driftwood Cafe overlooking the beach
The mischievous presence of Dan Law’s Driftwood Ravens overlook Chesterman Beach in front of the Wickaninnish Inn. This “murder” of charcoal ravens invites you to play between the cedar pedestals which provide their perch.
Dan Law is a contemporary installation artist and printmaker who lives and works out of Tofino, BC, where he is also its current mayor. For his sculpture and woodcut relief prints, Dan primarily works with old-growth cedar salvaged from Vancouver Island.
Dan studied visual arts in Victoria, BC, and received his Master of Arts degree from Regent College in 2013. His work can be found in Canada, the United States, and Europe.
To learn more about this artist and his work,. please visit: danlaw.ca
ARIST: Henry Nolla (internal adzing), Unknown (fish fence)
MATERIAL: CEDAR
Within the Common Loaf Bakery you will discover another incredible example of artist Henry Nolla’s adze work.
In addition to Nolla’s work already seen in his collaboration on Tofino’s Welcome Sign with Roy Henry Vickers and at Henry Vickers Gallery, more of his craftsmanship will be featured on the MUP portion of the art walk.
This will include work done on the Wickaninnsh Inn. Next door to the inn, you can also visit Henry Nolla’s Carving Shed, now hosted by carvers “Feather George” Yearlsley and Christen Dokk Smith.
To learn more about Henry Nolla’s historic Carving Shed, visit: www.wickinn.com/about/henry-nollas-carving-shed/