Logan Park is in the District of Saanich, one of thirteen areas that form the Capital Regional District of British Columbia. This four and half-hectare parkland is in rural Saanich with the main trail composed of dispersed gravel. The two trails loop off both sides of the main trail. They meander throughout the selectively logged forest of firs and cedars. These include western redcedar, Thuja plicata, grand fir, Abies grandis, and Douglas fir, Pesudotsuga menziesii.The understory and wetlands have sedges, shrubs and skunk cabbage. These trails in the park allow you to explore the habitats with ease with two bridges that cross over one of the two tributaries of Colquitz River in this park. Durrell Creek and Viaduct Creek flow through this parkland. The wooden bridges cross over Viaduct Creek. Equestrians, canine walkers and birders frequent this forest parkland.
Geographical Location 48°29’ 53”N 123°25’ 56”W
Logan Park can be reached from the Trans-Canada Highway. Exit onto Mackenzie Avenue to reach Pat Bay Highway (Hwy 17). Continue along Pat Bay Highway to exit the highway at Royal Oak Drive, cross over the highway to reach the intersection with West Saanich Road. Turn right and drive along West Saanich Road to Interurban Road. Turn onto Interurban Road and follow to reach Viaduct Ave West. (Viaduct Ave West does not connect with Prospect Lake Road. The sign for park is on the left as you near the park. Both sides of Viaduct Avenue West have roadside parking. Another roadway to the park is the footpath from Hector Road. There is roadside parking at this access.
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