Highlands Bike Map
Bike lanes, trails and calm streets in Highlands, BC, and a route planner that picks the comfortable way.

Bike routes in Highlands
About 38.6 km of mapped bike routes, 100% of them on protected lanes, trails, painted lanes or traffic-calmed streets.
| Protected lanes and paved trails | 0.7 km |
| Painted bike lanes | 0.6 km |
| Unpaved trails | 37.3 km |
Main bike routes
- Canada Cup Trail: 3.1 km, unpaved trails
- Valley Trail: 2.7 km, unpaved trails
- Huge Ribbon: 2.0 km, unpaved trails
- Mount Work Connector: 1.9 km, unpaved trails
- Bubble Wrap: 1.5 km, unpaved trails
- Toms Trail: 1.3 km, unpaved trails
- Bellamy Trail: 1.3 km, unpaved trails
- Ridgetop Trail: 1.2 km, unpaved trails
- Scafe Hill Descent: 1.0 km, unpaved trails
- Better Than The Rd: 1.0 km, unpaved trails
How Highlands's bike routes came to be
Greater Victoria's bike network grew out of its old railways. The Galloping Goose Regional Trail was turned from a Canadian National line into a trail starting in 1987, the Lochside Regional Trail opened up the Saanich Peninsula in 2001, and the E&N Rail Trail has been built in phases beside the Esquimalt & Nanaimo line since 2009. In 2016 the City of Victoria adopted a plan for a network of bike routes for all ages and abilities, and its first protected lane, on Pandora Avenue, opened in 2017. Neighbouring municipalities have been adding protected lanes of their own since.
Plan a ride
Whimsy Bike plans routes across Highlands and the rest of Greater Victoria on your device. Comfortable routes favour protected lanes, trails and quiet streets; Balanced and Direct trade some comfort for distance. Every route explains why it was chosen.
Bike maps by area
- Victoria
- Saanich
- Oak Bay
- Esquimalt
- View Royal
- Langford
- Colwood
- Metchosin
- Sooke
- Highlands
- Central Saanich
- North Saanich
- Sidney