• Goldstream Provincial Park - This beautiful Old Growth Provincial Park follows the Goldstream River through the forest, where, in season, you can follow the salmon through its migration to their spawning ground. The park features boardwalk and gravel path and we will follow the river up to waterfall tucked away in a small canyon.
• Malahat Skywalk - This soaring tower, 250 meter above the sea, offer a gentle slope that will slowly lead you up to the top of the tower to indulge in amazing views of the Saanich Inlet, penninsula and the Salish Sea. You can always marvel al birds flying around the tower and to go back down, you can catch a ride on their 7 story slide on walk down the path to a canteen, coffee bar and ice cream truck.
  The walk leading to the tower features a skywalk amongst the beautiful douglas firs and arbutus forest.
• Kinsol Trestle - The Kinsol Trestle is debated to be the tallest wooden train trestle in the world! Towering at an impressive 44 meters above the Koksilah River, this beautiful construction will lead you 147m across the canyon for a beautiful view of the river below and peaks above. The river can offer swimming ooportunity but let us in advance if you wish to add this as it is a steep descent and ascent back that will lengthen your trip.
• Malahat - This higway viewpoint will give you a quick taste of what the Skywalk has in store in terms of views of the Salish Sea.

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Licensed Guide

• Bottled water

Begin the day with a visit to the Old Growth forest surrounding Goldstream Park. Stroll alongside one of Vancouver Island’s most significant salmon creeks. During the right season, you might even see the salmon in action! Goldstream also boasts an impressive waterfall nestled in a small canyon. Following this, continue up the stunning Malahat highway to the Skywalk. This tower, 250 meters above sea level, offers a gentle slope to guide you to the top, where you will be soaring among birds, overlooking the ocean and mountain peaks. A net at the top provides a lounging area, and some chairs and benches offer a perfect spot for a snack break. From there, you can either take the slide down to the bottom or walk back the way you came. The final stop will be a walk to the Historic Hatley Castle. This Victorian-era residence combines Scottish Tudor architecture with the Art Deco style popular at the time. The garden is a must-see, with its vibrant blooms and pagoda pond surrounded by old growth.

• Total duration includes travel time
• We will be stopping to grab lunch a local shop called Soul’s Toast. They can accomodate vegetarians but for all other dietaries let us know prior, so we can make different arrangements.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.