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Pacific Marine Heritage Legacy Park
This North Pender Island park consists of 230 hectares of land, mountains and Roe Lake. The largest and newest park on the Penders, it encompasses Roesland and the nearby Malahat properties. Visitors can find beaches, a lake, and day use facilities in the park. The terrain is both mountainous and forested, making for splendid hiking.
Address: 2.3 km from the Otter Bay ferry terminal, North Pender Island BC
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Mount Norman Regional Park
This regional park boasts the highest viewpoint on South Pender Island, Mt. Norman, at 244m. The challenging hike up will be rewarded by magnificent views of the other Gulf Islands and San Juan Islands. This park is connected to Beaumont Provincial Marine Park.
Address: Entrances at Ainslie Point Road or Canal Road South Pender Island BC
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Mortimer Spit
This natural spit of land is an ideal area for walkers, beach picnickers and those launching car-top boats and kayaks. Swimming is also an option.
Address: Canal Road between North and South Pender Island BC
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Medicine Beach
This newly acquired nature sanctuary offers amazing bird watching opportunities, as well as beachcombing and picknicking. Medicine Beach is one of the few remaining wetlands in Southern Gulf Islands. The Virginia rail, an endangered bird, along with various other birds and animals, reside in the sanctuary.
Address: . North Pender Island BC
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Beaumont Marine Provincial Park
One of the most frequented marine parks on the Gulf Islands, visitors to Beaumont Provincial Marine Park may picnic, boat-in camp, fish, canoe or kayak. Several walking trails exist, including a trail up Mount Norman, where one can view other Gulf Islands and the San Juan Islands.
Address: West shore of South Pender Island BC
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