Malahat SkyWalk – Vancouver Island, BC

Just 30‑35 minutes north of Victoria, on Vancouver Island, the Malahat SkyWalk delivers a breathtaking blend of nature, architecture, and Indigenous culture. Located off the Trans‑Canada Highway, this accessible outdoor attraction is one of the top “things to do near Victoria / Vancouver Island.

What You’ll Experience

• A 600‑metre TreeWalk that winds through Arbutus and Douglas‑fir forest, elevated about 20 metres above ground in parts.

• A striking 10‑storey Spiral Tower that climbs to approximately 250 metres above sea level with panoramic 360° views of Saanich Inlet, the Gulf Islands, Mount Baker, and the Coast Mountains.

• A 20‑metre spiral slide near the top for those seeking a fun, adrenaline‑filled descent.

• Adventure Net — a suspended mesh platform high in the tower’s structure, offering bird’s‑eye views looking down through the center.

Visitor & Features

• Fully accessible for strollers and wheelchairs with gentle gradients, no stairs required in main walkways.

• Typical visit length is about 90 minutes, but many stay longer—explore the Tower Plaza, enjoy food & rest, slide multiple times.

• Amenities include a Welcome Centre, café / food options, soft‑serve treats, gift shop featuring local Indigenous art, and outdoor gathering areas.

Why Visit?

Malahat SkyWalk is more than just scenic lookout—it merges eco‑tourism, Indigenous culture, and architectural design. It’s ideal for families, nature lovers, culture seekers, photographers, and people looking for memorable “things to do near Victoria / Vancouver Island outdoors.”