Hoiss Point

Hoiss Point (49˚42'00" 126˚33'00" SW entrance to Tlupana Inlet, Nootka Sd, W side of Vancouver I). Named after a former Nuu-chah-nulth habitation that was once located nearby on the site of today’s Hoiss First Nation reserve. The Hoiss Point Lodge, a floating fishing resort, operated at this location in the summer months in the early 2000s before being destroyed by fire in Nov 2006 and contaminating the region with Styrofoam debris. Hoiss Ck and Hoiss Lk are also named for this former...

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