Mount Work Regional Park is a 487-hectare wilderness area located on the Saanich Peninsula, just 20 minutes from downtown Victoria. The park offers spectacular panoramic views from its 449-meter summit and features diverse ecosystems ranging from rocky outcrops to deep forest valleys.
The park's extensive trail system provides excellent hiking opportunities for all skill levels, with the summit trail offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the Gulf Islands, Olympic Mountains, and surrounding landscapes. The diverse habitat supports a rich variety of flora and fauna.
360-degree panoramic views from 449-meter summit
Rocky outcrops, wetlands, and mature forest
15 km of well-maintained hiking trails
Diverse bird species and native wildlife
Multiple trail options from easy walks to challenging summit hikes
Spectacular views of Gulf Islands, Olympic Mountains, and Strait of Georgia
Excellent opportunities for landscape and nature photography
Rich biodiversity and educational opportunities
Saanich Peninsula, 20 min from Victoria
Year-round, spring for wildflowers
Easy to moderate trails available
Parking, information kiosk, picnic areas
Multiple access points including Ross-Durrance Road, Munn Road, and Hartland Landfill entrance.
• Main parking at Ross-Durrance Road
• Additional access via Munn Road
• Well-marked trailheads
• Bring water and snacks for summit hike
• Wear sturdy hiking boots
• Check weather conditions
• Stay on marked trails
• Leash dogs in sensitive areas
Main trail to summit with spectacular 360-degree views
Gentle loop trail through forest and meadows
Easy walk to scenic lake with wildlife viewing