The Reversing Rapids (sometimes referred to a Reversing Falls) at Tillicum Narrows is a must see if you’re visiting Victoria BC and nearby. We’ve seen this natural phenomena both while on the Harbour Ferry Gorge Tour in Victoria, and by walking to Gorge…
Esquimalt Gorge Park, located nearby Victoria BC is a beautiful place to hang out for a couple hours or more. You’ll want to add this park to your list of parks to see while in Victoria, time permitting of course. There is so…
This is detailing our journey from Victoria to Seattle (through Port Angeles-Bainbridge Island) via Black Ball Ferry Lines MV Coho. We sailed on the Coho in February, 2022. Why Black Ball Ferry Lines MV Coho? Our NHL hockey tickets from December 2021 for…
Lochside Regional Trail is a 29 kilometre multi-use trail on Vancouver Island. It goes from the Switch Bridge in Saanich to Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal. The trail opened in 2001 and is a former railway. Therefore it has very gentle grades (no steep…
The E&N Rail Trail is named after the Southern Railway of Victoria Island’s former Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway. This trail connects Esquimalt with the Westshore to Langford. The E&N rail trail goes through sections of Esquimalt, Langford, Victoria and View Royal as well…
While we have many possible options for walking, one of the best walks in Victoria BC is the Westsong Walkway, which we choose very often. We are fortunate to have this lovely option close to home for our daily walks. Our daily walking…
There are over 30 parks and green spaces in the township of Esquimalt, BC in nearby Victoria. Esquimalt is fairly close and easily accessible to downtown Victoria, making the parks an enjoyable outing away from the city, if desired. Esquimalt Parks in British…
This is our list of the Top 14 Things to Do in Esquimalt BC in 2022. As this is also where we reside when we aren’t travelling, our list includes some of our favorite activities. About Esquimalt, British Columbia Esquimalt history and information…
We love sunrises and sunsets. We choose the properties we live or stay in, at least in part, on how well we can see sunrises and/ or sunsets. Certainly there are changes throughout the year which determine how visible these daily occurrences are,…
December 5, 2021 This was our first time attending the Esquimalt Celebration of Lights Parade. It returned December 5, 2021 following a hiatus last year due to Covid19. For other Esquimalt community events, click here. The parade began at 5:00 p.m. from Canteen…
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