Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club
"On or by the Sea, the Friendly Place to be" Since 1981 |
Most Sundays, year-round, we organize walks in the Greater Victoria area. The walks start at 1400hrs for most of the year except for when it gets warmer in the summer when we start at 1000hrs. The walks last between 1.25 and 2 hours and are graded as to difficulty so that you can decide if the walk is suitable to you (a one booter is dead easy, a four booter is the most difficult we attempt).
Friends, relatives and dogs are more than welcome to accompany members on these walks.
Most of the routes are located in Saanich and in the northern part of the Peninsula but, occasionally, we venture further afield into Oak Bay, Victoria, Langford or Metchosin. And, of course, if we’re close to the clubhouse many walkers turn up there after the walk! Check out the maps and guides of some of the hikes that are listed below.
We have been running these walks for over ten years now and they’ve proved to be very popular. Not only do members get a bit of exercise but it is a great way to stay in touch with the club during the off-season for boating. Also, it is an opportunity to get to know other members and to explore parts of the Greater Victoria area with which you may not be familiar.
Although the Sunday walks will show up on the Event Calendar, we communicate the details by email a few days before the scheduled walk.
If you wish to be included on the email list, go to your “Profile Page”, scroll down to “Club Interests” and put a check mark in the “Walking” selection. (Don’t forget to save your changes)
If you think that you might want to join one of the walks, or want to find out a bit more about them, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator
So, join the walking group for a chance to keep up with old friends, make new ones and get some exercise in the bargain!
The following maps and guides are, of course, only a fraction of the routes we’ve been on over the years and they are, for the most part, really easy. Here are some things to bear in mind: