Breathtaking views of the Victoria and Saanich region, rugged coastal scenery along the Haro Strait and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, or peaceful walks amongst the Pacific West Coast rain forests are just a few of the spectacular hiking options in Victoria, BC, Canada.
Vancouver Island is known for its stunning beauty and there are many hikes that are close to the Victoria city centre. Trails are rated as easy, intermediate, or difficult and have details about the times, distances, and elevations for each.
See where the hiking trails are located throughout the Victoria region by using the map or view a list of hikes to compare their ratings.
The hike to Jocelyn Hill from Caleb Pike through the southern portion of Gowlland Tod Provincial Park offers many incredible views looking west to Saanich Arm and the Malahat along the Ridge Trail. Read more
Railings along the viewing area that looks down into the canyon at Sooke Potholes Regional Park.