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Offers a spiral tower for great views of the local area and an elevated path, called TreeWalk, to walk through an area of forest.
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A 44 m-high and 187 m-long wooden former railway bridge, which can crossed by foot or bike as part of the Cowichan Valley Trail.
Commissioned for Expo 86, this wooden and steel replica of a hockey stick and puck is on display outside the local arena. Measuring 205 ft and weighing 61,000 lb, it is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest hockey stick in the world.
Indoor and outdoor exhibits on logging, including a reconstructed logging camp and steam train rides. The site also includes trails, a playground, picnic tables, gift shop and concessions.
Conservation, research and educational facility on birds of prey with eagles, owls, hawks, falcons and vultures. The entrance fee lets you tour the facility, hear from the biologists and falconers who work there and see the flying demonstration (1-3 times per day, depending on the time of year). Additional activities available for a fee.
18 hole golf course.