This trail is all about the magnificent view from the top. Added attractions are the dry, rocky arbutus areas with shrubs such as juniper. In April there is an excellent display of wildflowers. The top of the hill is an open, moss covered expanse with Pender Harbour at your feet. It’s a perfect spot for a picnic.

Some of the many spring flowers you may find growing on the rock ledges are Mimmulus, Indian Paintbrush, Nodding Onion, Thrift, Death Camas, Shooting Stars, Fritillaria (Chocolate Lily), and Violas. To ensure that these flowers are continually able to grow, please be careful to stay on paths and not disturb moss.

This short trail winds through forest with access to a small pebble beach area.

This waterfront park has views of the Georgia Strait. Natural wooden benches line the pier and during low tide you can take a walk along the sandbar to the beach. Roberts Creek Pier is the popular location of the annual community painting of the mandala (Sanskrit word for circle).

Located near Gospel Rock, this beautiful pebble beach overlooks the Georgia Strait and Vancouver Island.

This large park is popular due to two sports fields, seasonal tot spray park, year-round disc golf course and Eric Cardinall Community Hall at the park.

This small park offers a spectacular viewpoint toward Gambier Island and surrounding waters. A long set of stairs just south of the park lead to a beach access.

Soames Hill Park features impressive second growth forest trails leading to spectacular views of Howe Sound, the North Shore mountains, Keats, Gambier and Bowen Islands, Gibsons and the Georgia Strait.

The staircase located on the east side of Soames Hill (green trail) has 434 steps and over 333 feet of railing. You will be rewarded at the top with a spectacular view.

Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on leash.

The Suncoaster Trail is 37 kilometres long and travels through old forest roadways along a series of lakes with exit points near Sunshine Coast communities.