Stoney Hill has a lovely loop trail with fantastic views. The trail is well marked. It's an easy…read morehike that I've been doing with a senior dog who struggles with anything steep and can't jump over logs. Overall, the trail is well maintained. They clear anything blocking the trail. It's been a little wet and washed out this fall, but so has everything in BC! There's a parking lot, trash can, and toilet facilities at the trailhead.

So worth the walk/hike up the hill which gives you amazing south east/west vistas of all the gulf…read moreislands towering over Active Pass west side entrance from one of the highest peaks in the islands at just over 1000 ft. with views into the USA, Victoria etc. There are a few different trail routes, The main route is via the parking lot at the end of Active Pass Rd.. I've only taken the Alistair Ross trail which is an acceptable trail partly through private lot, which is located 1km before the above route. Easily reached with a 40-50 mins (one way) at a strong pace walk up hill on open trails (no climbing) all the trail is well marked. If you take Alistair Ross trail from the road well marked but two spots, when the trail meets the old service road head up hill for a few turns and when you reach the fork take left trail straight ahead, it's all makes there with small metal arrows. On the trail 3/4 of the way up there's left over parts from a small plane crash that appears to be very old.

Great staff Great services and location…read more We did the whale watching tour with Andrew and we did indeed find whales , porpoises , seals and seal lions . For 150.00 per person and a 5-6 hr day it is well worth the investment. A lot of fun , remember to bring snacks and water for the trip . Throughly enjoyed our day on the water .

out tour was kayaking , the views make it amazing by itself but if it's a tour I would expect for…read morethe tour guide to explain a bit more of what we are doing and he was very quiet until we did a break on a beach.

Sometimes you want the satisfaction of hiking to the top of a mountain. Sometimes you want to drive…read moreup and see the view 10 minutes from your car. Mount Prevost gives you both options. There are two main viewpoints at the top and they're both incredible. The logging road to the top is well maintained and well marked. Once you get to the top, there's an obvious trail to a lower viewpoint. The trail is steep in places, but relatively easy and quite short. There is a second, steeper trail leading to a Korean War memorial at the higher viewpoint.

Great park. Lovely trails which explore the cliffs and bluffs of the south end of Galiano Island…read more Access to the trails is just a short walk from the ferry, so it is possible to hike on to the island without a car. Once on the trails expect to see lots of examples of nature including wildlife and mushrooms. Trails are fairly short and are not too difficult. Ocean views along the bluffs make for a great place to stop and take a breather or have a picnic.

Really beautiful spot for views. Walking both directions we found both trails to be fairly easy…read morewith amazing payoff views. Very quiet and peaceful :)

Beautiful park for a stroll, picnic, or just sitting on a boulder or bench to enjoy the wildlife…read moreand landscape. We may have been lucky on a Monday afternoon in April to find parking. The trails offered easy, short walks in lots of shade. Pretty place to visit!

Such a great park with many lovely beaches and trails. There is camping too, from where whales are…read moreoften seen. Good place to take kids.

Finding this trail was difficult for me, maps didn't take me to the correct place, I've added…read morepictures of signs on the street to make it easier and directions. You can drive up Sunday's and Wednesdays. No one was on the trail with me today and it was really nice, I recommend taking the best trail off to the side and seeing the pond.

Tough uphill hike but worth the views! Trail is well maintained and dogs are allowed up. Not many…read morepeople know that it continues to go up and stop at the first view point.