Hartland Regional Trails
Hartland Trail Network (Mount Work Regional Park)
Hartland Trail Network (Mount Work Regional Park) is one of the most popular destinations for local mountain bikers that live in Victoria BC. The area is known for its challenging and varied trails featuring a network of single track trails with a mix of rocky, technical terrain and fast, flowy sections that are suitable for riders of all skill levels.
Some of the most popular trails at Mount Work include the Torpedo Run, Sofa King, and Dave’s Line, which offer a mix of jumps, drops, and tight turns. For more advanced riders, the park also has a number of black diamond trails, such as the Snakes and Ladders and 90’s Jank, Organ Donor, and Hot Cherry which are known for their steep descents, technical features, and rough terrain.
In addition to the single track trails, Mount Work also has a network of fire roads and multi-use trails that are suitable for riders of all abilities. The park also features a number of scenic viewpoints, picnic areas, and rest stops, making it a great place to spend a day riding, exploring, and enjoying the natural beauty of the area.
With a daily shuttle from downtown Victoria, it’s just a quick 20 km drive to the park for your fun to start. More details about the shuttle can be found here.
See a full trail map and more here: https://www.trailforks.com/