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Triangle Park – Bank of Montreal loop from Victoria

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Mountain biking trails

Canada

British Columbia

Victoria

Triangle Park – Bank of Montreal loop from Victoria

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riders

Triangle Park – Bank of Montreal loop from Victoria

05:20

91.9km

720m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 17, 2026

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69.5 km

Ruins along the Tod Inlet Trail

Highlight • Historical Site

There are many concrete foundations and pieces of scattered brickwork left along this trail from the Vancouver Portland Cement Company, which operated along Tod Inlet in the early 1900s. The inlet once supported docks and industrial buildings used to ship cement. These particular ruins are from the clay mill.

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70.0 km

Gowlland Tod Provincial Park Trailhead

Highlight • Trail

This trailhead sits on the west side of Wallace Drive, just north of Brentwood Bay and has limited roadside parking. From here, a gently sloped trail continues toward Tod Creek and Tod Inlet.

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88.4 km

Chinatown

Highlight • Settlement

It began in the mid-19th century, around 1858. Its origin is due to the arrival of Chinese immigrants who initially came to work in the gold mines and, later, in the construction of the Canadian transcontinental railway. Over time, the community grew and established itself, creating a vibrant cultural and commercial center.

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88.8 km

Triangle Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Triangle Park is a small local park just west of the Johnson Street Bridge. It has a mix of public art, tupelo trees, benches, and simple lighting that gives it a relaxed, neighborhood feel. The park sits along the Vancouver Island Trail, so it’s a nice spot to pause if you’re walking or biking through the area.

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