Outstanding - even better than the hype! Easy to get to and great trails. Such friendly workers and it is really clean. I was skeptical when it was $45 an adult but it was so worth it. My kids went up and down the slide 5 times, and at the bottom there are a couple cool places to hang out. Great food options as well! If you're in Victoria do yourself a favor and take the short trip! Well worth it. read more

Malahat Skywalk - Historical Tours Near Me - Malahat, British Columbia

This is more than just a tower to walk on! The parking lot is nice and open (and dusty), the gift shop and ice cream trailer are fun, and the walk to the tower is nice. Once to the Skywalk, there are wonderful views of a serene lake. It was so nice to see no boats and sense the quiet. After walking, there are spots where you can sit and eat and drink (yes, alcohol) or simply enjoy the views from Adirondack chairs. The place is awesome. We're going back soon! Admission is a bit high, but it was a good experience! read more

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This is a must when coming to Victoria. The trail walking up, is just as nice as the Skywalk. Very walkable by anyone as the skywalk slopes around on a horse that doesn't wear your legs down. Beautiful scenery once your at the top read more

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Such a diamond in the rough.. family friendly. Pay to get in, walk to the tower, walk to tower and she the sites. There were stairs but it was closed, they also had a slide to get down for all ages (height minimum). They have a gift shop, restroom, coffee truck and food area with ice cream. It was a great day' read more

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This was an awesome experience! The park is clean and well kept. In addition to the main skywalk, there are a lot of little games to keep any kids (or kid-like adults) entertained. Shout out to the café, there were a lot of different food options that were well priced and the staff is very friendly. The metal slide down the tower is not too crazy and a nice little activity to add to the whole trip. read more

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We made it a point to stop by at this attraction during our visit to Victoria. Admission was on the pricier side for what it was. However, we did enjoy the views and spent a couple hours exploring, grabbing some food and hanging out. Area was clean and well-maintained. read more

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This is a totally unique attraction that is worth a 90 minute visit if you're looking for a short trip out of the city. The skywalk is a ten story, accessible open air tower that gives various landscape views on your way up. The structure is unique and getting to to up and see views that you would normally have to do a long hike for feels like cheating. Vancouver island is beautiful and this is a relatively painless way to get a Birds Eye view. There is a slide to take you down (totally optional) that adults and children alike enjoy. It's quick and made me feel like a kid again. At the bottom is a snack bar, food trucks (try the vegan soft serve!) and shaded seating. A nice, short walk through the woods brings you back to the parking lot and on your way! read more

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What an incredible experience! There are DF/GF ice cream cones for the celebration of going down the slide to the bottom! Pricey but worth the treat! read more

This place is a must visit. Beautiful views. We came on a Thursday afternoon and wasn't crowded. It was a little cloudy that day and we couldn't see Mt Baker. Kids would love this place as they a slide to go down. Clean and well maintained. They also have a picnic area in case you want to hang around for a little longer. They have quite a few wooden animals made with an artistic taste on the way to the Skywalk. Ample parking available. read more

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Expensive for what it is. It's a creative attraction, slide is cool. The net you can no longer jump on. There's a forest walk for kids that has a scavenger hunt. Strangely, there's a lack of interpretive panels, for example there's random kids games on the suspended walkway with zero signs or explanation. There was an overall lack of information about the history of the skywalk itself, and weirdly a lack of in depth information about the First Nations. What interpretive panels there are are incredibly general, especially panels on the skywalk itself, which are about Vancouver Island in general, not about the specific geography or topography or ecology of Malahat itself or this particular region. Hlthe highlight besides the slide was this tricky game at the playground. The positive is they thought to put lots of hands on activities for kids, including along the line for the slide. Nice to see once but not something worth repeating. read more

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For $35.95, I thought this was such a fun and memorable experience! I'm a sucker for this kind of activities - great views, some exercise, and a fun option to get back down! My husband, on the other hand, is terrified of heights so he definitely didn't walk up and stayed at the bottom since it's pretty high up. To get to the spiral, you'd have to walk on a trail which is relatively flat all the way. Once you get there, you have the option to go to the top of the tower/adventure net or the picnic area. The walk up can be a workout but it was fun 'cause the view was beautiful! You could also choose to walk up 161 flight of stairs which is located in the middle of the spiral if that's your thing. At the very top is the adventure net where you can see straight to the bottom of the spiral. A little scary if you ask me since it was wobbly and kids were jumping on it. On our way back down, my sister and I used the slide. There was quite a line but worth the experience! Be careful not to get a burn so keep knees inside the mat. read more

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I'll admit & confess - I initially thought this was going to be one of the hokiest attractions to ever be built - until I walked up to the top! The Malahat SkyWalk opened in 2018. Normally a 30-minute drive from downtown Victoria, the trip here took a little longer due to backup on the highway. Our group used Island Time Tours to shuttle us from downtown to here. You can drive to MS, but when I'm on vacay I absolutely hate driving. Upon arrival at the MS, get ready to let out a lot of - ooohhhs & aaahhhs as you walk up & once you get to the top - stunning picture perfect views all around. You can even see Mount Baker 150 miles away. HEADS UP ALERT - very grannie friendly aka bring the wheelchair & walkers for all the Golden Years age category. Baby mamas can even bring the strollers. However, no high heals recommended. The slide down is so fast but easy that even grandpa can even go down - no problem. The walk up is at a chill 5 degree grade aka super easy no need to wear those extra thick fake Skechers that over promised to massage your feet. Ok so once you get to the top the views are 100% certified spectacular! Oh make sure you go on a clear day or you're wasting your time. Remember, the slide down is an absolute must! It's mandatory to scream loudly & cry with excitement while going down! Island Time Tours gave us 2 hours up here & it was plenty of time. Tag MS as a must do! read more

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Went there last year and it was nice but it wasn't really worth the price at today's rate. You don't need to spend a lot of time here. It is basically one structure where you walk up and then slide down. The view is nice but you can see the same view from the mountain atop. There are free parking at the Malahat Skywalk attraction. It costs $35 per adult back then but they raised the price recently. It requires about 30 mins to 45mins to see everything. Please see my other review here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/malahat-skywalk-malahat-2?hrid=fz5D8RotxDVOvi_9yqQkSw&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) read more

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I spent 7 years in the Boy Scouts, I'm not much of a camper or hiker...but the Malahat Skywalk is the perfect amount of hiking for most of us lazy overweight Americans. The initial hike is mostly flat and manmade, and it rarely gets above 70 degrees in Canada. The Skywalk itself is extremely gradual on the incline, I think most people can easily handle it. The 5 story structure is well maintained, provided wide panoramic of the surrounding forests, river, and mountains. Walk on the net rope for a thrill. And do not be a chicken...use the long twisting slide to go down, its fast and fun! $35CAD/$26USD Adults $21CAD/1$6USD Kids I found this reasonable as it was entertaining, beautiful, and the maintenance probably takes quite a lot of work. But if you're broke backpacker or vanlifer, or have a huge family, I can understand this might be more of a 4 Star experience. read more

$43 for 1 ticket for 1 adult? You have got to be out of your mind! If this was an ALL IN price for the whole family, I MIGHT consider this price, and I'm still on the fence at that rate. You'll never get my money if I'm expected to pay $140 for the whole family. A long walk up with a good view and a long wait for a generic slide? You need to seriously rethink your strategy. I can guarantee you, you're missing a LOT of business here. I can just head on over to hike Mt Finlayson or up the malahat and enjoy the nice views from there, for free, hit up the pool on the way home for less than $20 for all of us where we can enjoy more than one slide and not waiting hours to go down it. read more

Truly a breathtaking experience when in Van Island. Very nice spiral structure ascending all the way up the sky. Easy to walk up and down. Option to slide Down too if feeling adventurous. Safe and clean surroundings. Staff available to answer questions and for guidance. Up on top, you will be rewarded with breath taking view of the island and the saanich peninsula. Really beautiful! Only negative side is ...very pricey! Not everyone Will find it affordable. But to try once is ok. A family pack will be around $100. Lots of water and mountain views to be had. 2 cafes and a picnic area are available for guests. Cheers! read more

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I waited a week to write this to see if I was still angry. I am still very upset about our experience so here I go - on a vacation we picked a random week day to go to Malahat after being excited for a month to see it, drove an hour, paid the entry fee for 4 people (about $150). We arrived the same time as about half a dozen school buses filled with middle schoolers. The place exploded in chaos. Over 100 children screaming at the top of their lungs, shoving other guests out of the way, running at top speed and crashing into people. They took over the entire facility like feral badgers. My two autistic children were besides themselves after being forcefully shoved multiple times and cursed at by the students. I talked to multiple teachers there who were unable to control their students. The line for the slide was over an hour long, the mesh net at the top was completely inaccessible due to the kids being wall to wall on it, even the tables and the kids playground were covered with out of control kids, who were being chaperoned by a tiny handful of helpless teachers. Every Malahat staffer we came across was so empathetic and apologetic, acknowledging how badly they felt for all the other guests. We wound up spending maybe 10 minutes on the skywalk and then left because my kids were crying. We walked back to the front, explained the situation and asked for a refund. While the person at the ticket office was empathetic, they kept trying to give us tickets for another day rather than refund. They asked the manager, still tried to give us tickets for another day, not seeming to care that we were not coming back by here at any point on our trip. We kept pressing and they finally, grudgingly, agreed to refund the kids tickets only. My oldest at this point had bolted into the parking lot, as at this point the middle schoolers spilled out the front and he panicked and ran, so we took the deal and left. From the number of staff acknowledging how badly the whole event had gone, my family suffering both verbal and physical altercations from the middle schoolers, and the facility being unwilling to refund us in full makes it so I would never recommend this place. read more

Very joyful experience! It was a highlight of our trip to Vancouver island. The views from Skywalk are breathtaking. read more

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We loved this place! It took us an hour but really enjoyed it. The walk up and the slide down and the paths along the way. It was cloudy when we went so we would love to come back and do this on a sunny day sometime. The gift store and people there were nice too! We had a great experience there and would go back again! read more

The skywalk is pretty cool but damn it is high. Be ready for that!! If you can get up and jump on the tramp at the top OR hit the slide down it looks super fun. Overall doesnt really take all that long. Maybe pack a picnic or something. It would have been a 5 but ya it is actually rather quick considering the entrance fee. So yes it is fun and cool BUT it is short and costs a few bucks for an hours pleasure read more

It was a lovely walkabout in the nice fresh air! The views were lovely and clear the day we visited in early November, and the absence of rain was a blessing. It was an enjoyable experience read more

This is a nice attraction (or distraction) for families and groups to get outside and take a nice walk. You can view both US and Canadian islands in the distance. One major gripe I have is that you need to have a mandatory mat to ride the slide down which requires up to an hour wait to get one. Afterwards you still need to wait about half an hour to get onto the slide so you see many people standing around doing nothing. We had to forgo that option entirely because we didn't have time to wait around nor wanted to. The website should be much more clearer to describe this process. The staff were quite friendly and helpful, but I'm not sure if the $33 ticket price is justified for this experience. read more

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It was a nice walk up the high spiral long walkway to the top lol it is a nice experience and coming down the slide tube was fun. Not recommend for people who are scared of confined spaces , dark or speed turn issues. Once down went on the trail back instead of taking the boardwalk back read more

Really neat experience, the walk up was cool but not if you don't like heights. Cafe was small but good enough. The slide was great! It looks scary but it's really not. The only down sides are that if you come from the wrong direction there's no U-turn for 10 mins. This is pricy, no where near worth the 35 bucks, if they brought that down to a fair 25 or cheaper then I could see it being more valuable. read more

Malahat Skywalk - Historical Tours Near Me - Malahat, British Columbia

I own a marketing agency and emailed them ahead of my trip on May 4th. They never replied to me. I came out anyway from far away to enjoy my Canadian family heritage in this area. I have a Service Dog ‍ and the administration here mocked the way my psychiatrist wrote my SD letter, which is illegal to ask for anyway. Don't waste your time here if you have an invisible disability. They will treat you like trash. I couldn't even enjoy this. read more

Really fun and cool adventure, tons of cool things to see. Cool little trail or suspended bridge walk to take you to the spiral ramp building. Cool views all the way to the top, with a cool little rope floor section you can stand over and look down the entire building. We did wait an hour for the slide which looks like it stays consistently busy all day currently. Definitely worth it, tons of cool views however wish there is a few extra things to do to divert the amount of traffic so the slides don't end up being a long wait. read more

Malahat Skywalk - Historical Tours Near Me - Malahat, British Columbia

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Views were amazing and the slide was fun! We went at sunset and there were hardly any other people there.

Absolutely amazing!!!! Beautiful scenery and art along the easy walk. The slide coming down from the top of the tower was GREAT fun. Employees were generally friendly, particularly, the nice lady at the ticket window who took the time to help us retrieve our online tickets. read more

it was closed recently due to someone jumping off of the skywalk and now they have implemented several changes. these changes include no able to visit the place if you are by yourself. the attraction opened a year ago. I can't say it's worth the price they charge but i guess due to inflation it makes sense for what they are charging. Since opening, they have raised the price over 10% read more

dont come if you have a dog. they wont let you in even in the back trails that are open. the staff was rude and do not treat the customers well. Basically you walk up stairs to see a lake . your treated like third class citizens. very unlike canadian hospitality and manners. read more

We went as a family and had an awful and traumatic experience. Both my wife and daughter were badly injured from the slide. My daughter had a severe metal burn on the back of her hand. My wife had bruises on both sides of her shoulders, burns and scrapes on her leg, arm and elbow. My wife also bumped her face on the slide and developed a black eye. The First Aid was terrible and below standard as they had "level 100 First Aid and was legally not able to help" but offered to call an ambulance. They provided a few bandages which were too small. They did not even have antibiotic ointment! We've been on many slides. In our opinion this slide is dangerous. read more

It was my 71st birthday yesterday and 4 of us arrived at the Malahat not knowing what to expect but were excited. Well, it turned out better than our expectations; the climb (and I have two knee replacements and one lung) was not at all that difficult, the scenery was unbelievable at the top; the structure was very well built. On arriving at the top, 3 of us 4 ventured out on the "adventure net". It was scary but I was determined to do it. So glad I did with the help of my hubby and friend. We then descended to the 8th story and were very anxious about the slide. We all decided to go and try it and so glad we did. It was totally worth it and we all wanted to do it again!!! It may be a little on the expensive side, but what isn't these days, but I wouldn't have missed it for the world. As well, ROSIE, our greeter and ticket taker was exceptional. She greeted me with a happy birthday girl smile and even radioed ahead letting them know I was coming and to take care of me, which they did very well. I thank all the friendly staff at the Malahat for making my 71st birthday one to remember!!!! read more

How did this place not have more reviews?! What an absolute JEM. 100% worth a visit - All around an INCREDIBLE attraction in BC. Not to mention the staff are so kind and welcoming. We can't wait to come back!! read more