Horth Hill Regional Park
Follow the summit trail of this hilltop (136m) park to enjoy
wildflowers in the spring and spectacular views all year round.
Park Features
- Panoramic views of Satellite Channel, the Saanich Peninsula, and the Gulf Islands
- A close-up view of wildflowers in the spring and mushrooms in the fall
- Trails for hikers and horse riders
Trail Rating: Moderate
Size: 36.36 hectares
Location: Tatlow Road in North Saanich
Established: 1966
Hours: sunrise to sunset
Things to Do
Enjoy a vigorous climb through varied forest communities on one of several trails in this 36-hectare hilltop park. Rich in native plants and mushrooms, every season boasts a charming display for nature lovers. For spectacular ocean views and open sky, follow the summit trail and take in panoramic views of the Saanich Peninsula, Gulf Islands and San Juan Islands.
How to Get to Horth Hill
Follow the Pat Bay Highway from Victoria, and take the Wain Road exit. Follow Wain Road west to cross over the highway, then turn right on Tatlow Road, which leads to the park entrance on the right. Allow approximately 35 minutes driving time from Victoria.
Public Transportation
Take BC Transit bus #72 or #73 from Victoria to Wain Road at the Pat Bay Highway. The park is approximately a 1-kilometre walk from the bus stop. Contact BC Transit for schedule information.