Malahat SkyWalk with Ferry
Aerial of Malahat SkyWalk
TreeWalk
Entrance
Entrance
Adventure Net
Spiral Tower
TreeWalk
TreeWalk
Wheelchair Accessible Look Out
Look Out
Spiral Slide
Adventure Net
Adventure Net
The Overhang
The Overhang
Gift Shop
Café Patio
Malahat Skywalk is an authentic Vancouver Island experience, providing a connection to nature, like never before. Visitors can journey through the treetops of a lush coastal rainforest on the elevated TreeWalk, and experience awe-inspiring panoramic views from every level of the impressive 10-storey Spiral Tower. For the ultimate adrenaline rush, guests can step off the summit edge onto The Overhang, a new and thrilling glass cube experience at the top of the tower and arguably Vancouver Island’s most epic lookout. Adding to this is The SkyWeb, an 84-metre mesh adventure net, suspended high at the top of the tower and The Sizzler, a 20-metre enclosed spiral slide, offering the best way to get back down. A trip to the SkyWalk would not be complete without spending time at the Tower Plaza, a gathering place, where visitors can sit back, relax and enjoy local food/drinks, and seasonal live entertainment.
Please Note: This attraction is about a 35-minute drive from downtown Victoria, and is not a pet friendly experience. Malahat SkyWalk allows entry of Certified Guide and Service dogs only.
Take advantage of Malahat SkyWalk's FREE shuttle!
August 19 – September 2, 2026 (Daily)
Departs from Downtown Victoria (Steamship Terminal, located beside the Black Ball Victoria Terminal): 9:00am, 11:00am and 1:00pm
Departs from Malahat SkyWalk: 12:10pm, 2:10pm and 4:10pm
September 3 – October 11, 2026 (Saturday and Sunday only)
Departs from Downtown Victoria (Steamship Terminal, located beside the Black Ball Victoria Terminal): 9:00am, 11:00am and 1:00pm
Departs from Malahat SkyWalk: 12:10pm, 2:10pm and 4:10pm
Shuttle duration is approximately one hour in each direction.
Please Note: Malahat SkyWalk will be closed November 16 to 29, 2026 for their annual maintenance period.
Package Includes:
- Ferry Fare
- Admission to Malahat SkyWalk
- Optional Round Trip Shuttle Add-on (available seasonally)
- Welcome Centre & Gathering Place: Guests are greeted by the Indigenous art of the Coast Salish Peoples. Walking through an Interpretive Breezeway they are immediately engaged by the experience. Guest services, ticket sales, a café and gift shop are available.
- TreeWalk: Guests embark along a 600 m (1,968 ft) elevated, wooden walkway rising 20 m (65 ft) to explore the treetop canopy of an arbutus and Douglas fir forest. Three rest stops along the route offer information about the surrounding natural environment.
- Spiral Tower: Guests ascend a wooden, spiral ramp gently rising 40 m (130 ft) to the top of the 10-storey, architecturally-inspiring lookout – the first of its kind in B.C. The ramp would be 500 m (1,640 ft) long if laid out end to end.
- Sightseeing Lookout: At the top of the tower, guests are 250 m (820 ft) above sea level and enjoy 360-degree views of islands, inlets, fjords, forests and mountains in two countries. Landmarks include Finlayson Arm, Saanich Inlet, Saanich Peninsula, Gulf Islands, San Juan Islands, Mt. Baker and the Coast Mountain range.
- Walk in the Sky on the Adventure Net: Also at the top, daring guests can walk on an 84 sq m (900 sq ft) adventure net suspended partially across the centre of the Spiral Tower for another breathtaking perspective on the spiralling structure below.
- Spiral Slide: On the descent, guests can choose to return to ground level by using the spiral ramp or take an exhilarating ride on a 20 m (65 ft) enclosed, spiral slide. Available to everyone over five years of age or a minimum of 107 cm (42 in) tall.
- Cantilevered Viewpoint: At ground level, guests can enjoy a second lookout which extends out in front of the Spiral Tower and provides views of family and friends as they climb to the top.
- The Return Trail: Guests can make their way back to the Welcome Centre the same way they came on the TreeWalk or, with their feet back on the ground, can reconnect with the earth along an 800 m (2,600 ft) gravel pathway at ground level.
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