Beautiful trail but a bit confusing to navigate. Made up of multiple trails whose connections were disjointed. Needed to keep phone out for reference through the whole hike. Also goes onto a private drive for about 15 mi...
This Mt Work loop started on the standard route to the summit but diverted to the west trail and then climbed to the viewpoint junction. We then hiked to the summit and Raven Ridge for lunch. Descending and crossing over...
A nice stroll to see the wildflowers in Gore Park and oak Haven Park. Some pavement walking We saw a few trillion flowers in Tod inlet.
The Cascade is the major feature of this hike. We extended it along the shore and returned for lunch on the rocks at McKenzie Bight
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Easy hike, well worn trails. High traffic. Somewhat hard to navigate due to the vast number of intersecting trails.
An easy walk through four parks around Brentwood in Central Saanich: Oak Haven, Gore, Creek and Todd Inlet, to see the spring wild flowers. Fawn Lilies, Shooting Stars, and Trilliums.
Partridge Hills hike. An easier hike than many in the Hills. Lunch at the summit. There are some steep shale covered sections. Hiking poles recommended.
From Durrance Lake a clockwise loop around Partridge Hills on bikers trails. To the west viewpoint via Two Bridge (aka The Urge) and Watchdog trails. Back via WOMOG and North Traverse (aka Guardrail) trails
Good hike on a hot summer day. Parking an issue...need to start early . Bring poles as there are steep slippy slopes
Hike from Durrance Lake to Tod Inlet and back. We crossed Tod2 Creek at low tide and back on the upper log crossing.
A fine hike mostly in the shade with moderate elevation gain.Lunch at the west viewpoint and an opportunity for swim in Durrance Lake.
Sunny route up to Piccadilly Circus and to Blasted Tree. Then across the Timberman trail over High Ridge down to rejoin the Timberman Trail. The Lower Middle Trail is very rugged with steep descents as well as abrupt cli...
The trail from the end of Mark Lane can be used to access the trails to McKenzie Bight from Ross Durrance Road, to launch kayaks or paddleboards ( down a short but steep bank), or as a short loop as here.
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Good launch point. Cool island and Islet with seals.
North Traverse Partridge Hills aka Guardrail
Nice easy walk. Great wildflowers
Flower Hike, Fawn Lilies, Trillium
A varied hike among the trees in cool but sunny weather
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