Tourism Victoria

Tourism Victoria gives life to the unique blend of old world charm and new world experiences the city has to offer. As an island destination, Victoria offers an escape from the hurried world and beams ambiance. Tourism Victoria supports engaging activities for visitors and locals alike.

Accent Inns

Accent Inns is a British Columbia based hotel chain seeking to provide their guests with a unique and affordable experience, a pint-sized hotel with a big personality. Owned and operated by the Farmer family, Accent Inns currently have five locations that are perfectly situated for travelling throughout Southern BC.

The City of Langford

The City of Langford is the urban core of the West Shore, also known as the Western Communities. They are a young, growing community of over 25,000 with ambition and a modern, West Coast style.

Many of our trails can be accessed from the City of Langford.

Coastline Endurance Running

Coastline endurance running offers coaching and epic trail running series here on Vancouver Island, mostly focusing on long-distance single track races.

Spin Mortgage

Spin Mortgage is an easy online mortgage process that operates Canada-wide, with its headquarters located in beautiful Victoria. Why are they named SPIN? Because they loves bikes and everything bike related! “We still start and finish most days on our bikes and most of our great ideas are conceived on two wheels.”

VITA

The Vancouver Island Trail Association promotes and supports a proposed trail from Victoria to Cape Scott on Vancouver Island. Over 700 km long, the trail will link existing trails into a linear recreation facility for non-motorized travel for Island residents and tourists alike. VITA, the association promoting the VI Spine Trail, has been operating since 2009 as a registered non-profit society.

VITA has constructed new trail and is working to connect many other trails and unused logging roads to provide access to the wilderness backcountry and working forests of the Island. VITA cooperates with the Trans Canada Trail, many outdoor clubs, regional and local governments, in planning the trail alignment and seeking access to lands which are owned by private forestry companies and Crown land, including traditional lands of First Nations.

VITA website: vi-trail.ca

The District of Sooke

Sooke is a vibrant, dynamic and welcoming community. They believe they are fortunate to be located close to nature, and their town motto of “Where the Rainforest Meets the Sea” speaks to the environmental riches of the area. The District supports land use and development principles that preserve their natural environment, while also creating affordable and accessible housing that allow families to put down roots and thrive as members of the community.

The Greater Victoria Greenbelt Society

The Greater Victoria Greenbelt Society considers the natural world to be a precious and necessary partner to the healthy existence of all beings including humans. They believe that all aspects of nature deserve to be respected and protected now and for future generations.

They are currently working on the Mary Lake Nature Sanctuary, located in the Highlands.

CanAssist

CanAssist at the University of Victoria is dedicated to helping people with disabilities improve their quality of life, with a focus on promoting independence and inclusion.

Prairie Inn Harriers Running Club

Prairie Inn Harriers encourages and supports the development of public participation in running for fitness and health. PIH organizes and promotes running events, training sessions, and awareness programs.

The Outdoor Club of Victoria

The Outdoor Club of Victoria has been providing adult hiking for people who are interested in and enjoy outdoor activities for over 70 years. They schedule hikes every week as well as occasional bike rides and camping trips throughout the year.

Their mission statement: “We are a club of like-minded outdoor loving people. We offer members enjoyable and safe hiking trips and social occasions to get together.”

theSignPad

At theSignPad they believe in minimizing their impact on the environment in our community. In an effort to minimize their footprint, they are the first sign shop in Victoria to implement a recycling program for their waste scraps of corrugated plastic, polycarbonate and acrylic signs. They also use eco-solvent inks in their digital printer, which minimizes the use of harsh solvents in our environment.

theSignPad has graciously sponsored the signage you will see located on our trails.