Victoria and Area Walks
Explore the beauty of Victoria and its surroundings through our curated walks that celebrate the spirit of the Camino de Santiago. Each path offers a unique glimpse into the stunning landscapes and rich history of Vancouver Island. Whether you are a seasoned pilgrim or a curious wanderer, our walks are designed to inspire and rejuvenate. Join fellow adventurers and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature while connecting with the vibrant community of walkers. Discover hidden gems, share stories, and create unforgettable memories along the way. Your journey awaits, and every step brings you closer to the heart of the Camino.
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Victoria Route of the Camino Inglés
This is the agreed upon route that the Canadian Company of Pilgrims and the Pilgrim Office of Santiago have reached to be used as part of the Camino Inglés. The total distance is 31 km following the Galloping Goose and Lochside Trails as well as country roads. You may want to break this up into a couple of days, or take on the challenge and complete it all in one day!
South Island Mini-Camino
The total distance as noted is 116 km. This is very close to the official distance from Sarria to Santiago (115 km) or Tui to Santiago (117 km). Other than day 1 there are lots of coffee stops.
North Saanich Fickle Fig
Our route will take us north of the airport, down to Patricia Bay, and then back through fields, trails, and woodlands along a mostly flat path. We always stop for coffee at the Fickle Fig after about 10 km. The total distance for the walk is approximately 11 km, with a short final stretch returning to Canadian Tire.
