Located near the southern end of Porcher Island, this 109 acre Island is a secluded spot with meandering waterfront walkways close to recreational fishing, hunting and outdoor adventure. A short run across to Freeman's Pass and the outer fishing ground of Oval Bank, it is ideally situated for eco-tourism, kayaking, hiking and fishing. Surrounding waters provide excellent salmon, cod, halibut and crab fishing. A short boat trip and hike provides access to Oval Bay, noted for its miles of varied beaches along the edge of the famous Hecate Straits.

70% of the island's adjacent tidal beaches are a unique eco-system with numerous clam beds. One can walk at low tide across to the Porcher Island mainland to explore small bays and beaches.

The small pass along the Northwest side provides sheltered moorage and could accommodate a boat dock. Access by floatplane is a scenic 20 minute ride from Prince Rupert on the 3 times per day schedule to Kitkatla. By pleasure boat it takes approximately 3 - 4 hours to make the 40 mile trip from Prince Rupert.