Langford

Goldstream Provincial Park
Island Hwy

Visit the popular Goldstream Provincial Park. Between October and December the Goldstream River within the park is Langford's most popular attraction as people flock to the creekside to witness the annual salmon run. A popular and slightly challenging hike is Mount Finlayson within the park, Greater Victoria's tallest mountain. There are also two small waterfalls located within the park: Goldstream River takes a small plunge over Goldstream Falls in the southwest corner of the park; and Greater Victoria's very own Niagara Falls are a very tall and thin chute on Niagara creek. Although not technically apart of Goldstream Provincial Park, the Niagara rail trestle is another popular attraction, accessed by Goldstream Park trails. You can drive north along Highway 1 until you see the park entrance on your right to access the more popular locations within the park. (http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/...)

Thetis Lake Park

Go swimming at Thetis Lake Park located in the small town of View Royal between Langford and Saanich though technically part of Westshore. Kayaking, beaches and trails are all available here. This popular lake is accessible by Six Mile Road and by Greater Victoria public transit catch #50 to Langford from downtown, get off at Six Mile Road, then hitch a ride to the park... everyone on Six Mile Road seems to be heading to the the lake and it is probably one of the easiest places in Greater Victoria to hitchike. (http://www.crd.bc.ca/park...)

Western Speedway
2207 Millstream Rd.

Spend a day or evening at the busy Western Speedway at 2207 Millstream Road, north from Highway 1. Go-cart racing is also available on top of watching amazing automotive and motorbike racing events. There is also a motorcross track on site.

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park

Explore the underground magazines of Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park. This popular attraction features an exciting array of historical gun batteries and bunkers. The site is filled with informative panels and there is an entrance fee. 250-478-5849. (http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-n...)