Aug 12, 2021 | Outdoor Recreation Activities
Old, tall trees are the norm within Vancouver Island’s temperate rainforest. They range around 70 metres high, up to 9 metres in width and older than 800 years. The most accessible places to go and see them are at Goldstream Provincial Park just north of Victoria and...
Jun 21, 2021 | Outdoor Recreation Activities
Tubing Cowichan River is a good summer activity for all ages. The tubing trip takes about 2.5-3 hours from Saywell Park to Little Beach and it is completely free to access the river. Tube rentals and a shuttle are available for a small cost. Location: Saywell Park,...
Jun 18, 2021 | Outdoor Recreation Activities
The Capital Region District website has a list of community parks and trails for you and your family to enjoy on the island. They are categorized by the types of activities one can do, level of difficulty and location. Website:...
Jun 17, 2021 | Outdoor Recreation Activities
This beach is a part of the Juan de Fuca marine trail and is located just a 2 hour drive away from Victoria. Botanical beach is best known for its wide variety of sea life in the sandstone tide pools and rock formations. Although no camping or beach fires are allowed...
Jun 17, 2021 | Outdoor Recreation Activities
This 225 metre long sandy beach has been known as a popular destination for local salmon fishers and also an ideal spot for families. Parents can lounge and enjoy the views of the inlet while the kids can play in the warm inviting waters. Location: Bamberton Rd,...
Jun 17, 2021 | Outdoor Recreation Activities
Located in East Sooke, you can find an amazing dog friendly park with plenty of beautiful forest walks. By following the Galloping Goose trail, you can find yourself right next to Matheson Lake and go for a quick swim. This intermediate trail takes about 2.5 hours to...
