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East Sooke Coast Trail

The East Sooke Coast Trail is one of the most scenic coastal hikes on Vancouver Island’s Westshore. The Coast Trail stretches 10.5 kilometers one way and takes about 4 to 6 hours to complete, depending on your pace. It offers breathtaking see views, peaceful forests, and rugged shorelines. The trail is moderately challenging, with rocky and uneven sections, so good footwear and proper preparation are recommended.

East Sooke Regional Park
East Sooke Regional Park is one of Vancouver Island’s most spectacular coastal parks — a rugged wilderness where forested trails meet dramatic ocean cliffs. Located just 40 minutes west of Victoria, the park stretches over 1,400 hectares of rainforest, rocky shoreline, and sweeping views of the Juan de Fuca Strait. The park’s most famous route, the Coast Trail, follows 10...
East Sooke Regional Park,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
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Creyke Point
Creyke Point is one of the most scenic spots in East Sooke Regional Park. Located near the Aylard Farm entrance, it’s an easy hike that rewards visitors with breathtaking views to rugged cliffs across the Juan de Fuca Strait toward the Olympic Mountains. The trail winds through coastal forest before opening to rocky headlands surrounded by wildflowers, arbutus trees, and crashing...
Creyke Point Beach
Creyke Point Beach is a small, scenic rocky outcrop in East Sooke Regional Park, offering a peaceful coastal atmosphere. Even the parking lot at Aylard Farm — a picturesque, flower-filled clearing — is enchanting. The path winding through fruitful apple trees toward Becher Bay naturally encourages a slower pace. If you can resist the temptation of the trees laden with juicy fruit,...
Galloping Goose Trail, Roche Cove Regional Park, Becher Bay,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
West Sandy (Aylard) Beach
Next to Creyke Point Beach, West Sandy Beach is one of the quietest and most peaceful spots in East Sooke Regional Park. Less visited than its neighbour, this secluded cove is a perfect escape for those seeking solitude, ocean views, and the sound of gentle waves against the shore. With its mix of tranquility, rugged scenery, and natural beauty, West Sandy Beach feels wild and...
Coast Trail, East Sooke Regional Park,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
Orca Rock
Perched along the rugged shoreline of East Sooke Regional Park, Orca Rock is a coastal landmark shaped by wind, waves, and time. Its smooth, sculpted surface and whale-like profile make it a favourite stop for hikers exploring the East Sooke coast trails. Blending art-like natural form with dramatic coastal scenery, Orca Rock captures the wild beauty that makes East Sooke one of...
Coast Trail, East Sooke Regional Park,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
Alldridge Point Petroglyphs
The Alldridge Point Petroglyphs, located within East Sooke Regional Park, are among Vancouver Island’s most significant Indigenous rock carvings. These petroglyphs were created by the Coast Salish peoples, using a bruising technique that involved striking the rock surface to form lines about an inch wide and a quarter inch deep. While their exact age remains uncertain, they are...
Coast Trail, East Sooke Regional Park,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
Beechey Head Reference Mark
Located along the dramatic coastal trail of East Sooke Regional Park, the Beechey Head Reference Mark is a small but fascinating piece of Vancouver Island’s maritime history. Installed as part of Canada’s geodetic survey system, this stone marker helped map and measure the rugged coastline long before GPS existed. Set high on the cliffs of Beechey Head, the site offers sweeping...
East Sooke Regional Park,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
Beechey Head
Beechey Head is one of the best viewpoints in East Sooke Regional Park. It’s believed to be named after Captain Frederick William Beechey, a British explorer who mapped parts of this coastline back in the early 1800s. You can reach Beechey Head by hiking along the Coast Trail — a stunning route that winds through shady forest, along rugged shoreline, and over open cliffs. It’s a...
East Sooke Regional Park,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
Iron Mine Bay Beach
Iron Mine Bay Beach in East Sooke Regional Park is a stunning and secluded spot, perfect for those looking to enjoy Vancouver Island’s rugged coastline. As a part of Coast Trail and Pike Rd Trail, nestled between rocky cliffs and lush forest, this small, picturesque bay offers breathtaking ocean views, tidal pools, and a peaceful retreat from the busier trails in the region. The...
crossroads Pike Rd Trail & Coast Trail,
Juan de Fuca, East Sooke, Capital RD
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