The 8th edition of Vancouver Island’s Premier Gravel Fondo, situated in Lake Cowichan, BC is slated for June 1st, 2025. The Cowichan Crusher stands as Vancouver Island’s Premier and Oldest Gravel Fondo, returning in 2025.
Dads Visit Free this Father’s Day weekend at Malahat SkyWalk!
From June 14 to September 7, the Summer SkyWalk Music Series brings the sounds of the Island to the treetops every Saturday and Sunday.
Join us for The Raptors at Malahat Skywalk! From Wednesday though Sunday all summer long you can get up close with British Columbia’s stunning birds of prey, featuring over 30 different species.
Stretch, breathe, and move 250 metres above the sea. Every Saturday and Sunday morning this summer, Yoga at New Heights invites you to start your day with an all-level class atop the Spiral Tower at Malahat SkyWalk.
Every Saturday and Sunday from June 14 to September 7 (except July 5), That Bubble Guy brings his magic to the Tower Plaza at Malahat SkyWalk.
From June 14 to September 7, the Summer SkyWalk Music Series brings the sounds of the Island to the treetops every Saturday and Sunday.
Stretch, breathe, and move 250 metres above the sea. Every Saturday and Sunday morning this summer, Yoga at New Heights invites you to start your day with an all-level class atop the Spiral Tower at Malahat SkyWalk.
Every Saturday and Sunday from June 14 to September 7 (except July 5), That Bubble Guy brings his magic to the Tower Plaza at Malahat SkyWalk.
From June 14 to September 7, the Summer SkyWalk Music Series brings the sounds of the Island to the treetops every Saturday and Sunday.
Join us for The Raptors at Malahat Skywalk! From Wednesday though Sunday all summer long you can get up close with British Columbia’s stunning birds of prey, featuring over 30 different species.
Canadian owned and Island proud, Malahat SkyWalk is bringing all the good stuff this Canada Day weekend!
Whether you are looking for cozy, quaint or quirky – Cowichan has the perfect place to lay your head. Gather in the warm embrace of home comforts and rural life.
learn moreA mild, Mediterranean-like climate and an abundance of fertile land are just two of the factors that have helped Cowichan become what renowned foodie James Barber referred to as “Canada’s Provence”.
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