Spring Break Hiking Adventure in Victoria, BC
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed with ability to hike varied terrain and walk several kilometers.
Overview
Explore Victoria’s best waterfalls and estuaries this spring break with Tales on Trails. Enjoy guided hikes, stunning views, and free museum and aquarium passes.
Spring Break Waterfall Museum Aquarium
Free Skywalk, Museum and Aquarium Pass
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About This Adventure
Embark on a spring break adventure with a naturalist guide, exploring stunning waterfalls, the scenic Goldstream Estuary, and the breathtaking Malahat Skywalk. Enjoy complimentary passes to the Royal BC Museum and Shaw Center for the Salish Sea Aquarium, making this an unforgettable day of nature and discovery.
Come and join our naturalist guide for a spring break adventure.
After wandering about multiple waterfalls, the beautiful Goldstream Estuary, and a visit to the Malahat Skywalk, you will receive a complimentary museum pass and aquarium pass.
Your guide will pick you up in Victoria and bring you back home after our trips sop you can enjoy the rest of your other activity tickets.
8am or noon pick up Goldstream Park nature walk, estuary and 1st waterfall Malahat Skywalk Niagara Canyon 2nd Waterfall
Your museum ticket is only valid for the day you book this activity.
Your Skywalk ticket will be redeemed when we accompany you to the tower.
Your a aquarium ticket will be valid to visit at your own leisure.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy footwear
Waterfall trails can be slippery and uneven, so sturdy hiking boots will keep you safe and comfortable.
Bring water and snacks
Carry enough water and light snacks to stay energized throughout the day.
Watch for muddy sections
Springtime trails may have muddy patches due to melting snow and rainfall; take care when walking.
Pack rain gear
Coastal BC weather can be unpredictable; waterproof jackets are recommended even on sunny days.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring over the estuary
- River otters playing near waterfalls
History
Goldstream Provincial Park has a rich history as a traditional fishing and gathering area for the Coast Salish peoples.
Conservation
The area is protected to preserve critical salmon spawning streams and estuarine ecosystems vital for wildlife.
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Adventure Hotspots in Victoria
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Provide stability and traction on slippery and uneven terrain throughout the trail.
Waterproof jacket
Protects against spring rain and coastal weather changes.
spring specific
Daypack
Convenient for carrying water, snacks, and extra layers during your hike.
Binoculars
Enhance birdwatching and wildlife spotting at the Goldstream Estuary.
spring specific