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Mount Arrowsmith Regional Park
Mount Arrowsmith Regional Park
Mount Arrowsmith is the most prominent visual focal point for most of the south central portion of Vancouver
Island. It is situated along Highway No. 4 between Qualicum Beach/Parksville and Port Alberni. The Mount Arrowsmith Regional Park is located approximately 20 kilometers from Highway No. 4
along a gravel logging road.
The Mount Arrowsmith Massif Regional Park (adjacent to ACRD Mount Arrowsmith Regional Park) is under the jurisdiction of the Regional District of Nanaimo. RDN Mount Arrowsmith Massif Regional Park link.
Access to the mountain is located near the summit of Highway No. 4, nine kilometers east of Port Alberni.
The public has access through the park using trails such as; Rousseau Trail, the Arrowsmith Trail which is accessible from Cameron Lake and the Lower Ski Area Trail. The road is not maintained.
For further information please call the
Regional District office (250) 720-2700
Mount Arrowsmith is the most prominent visual focal point for most of the south central portion of Vancouver
Island. It is situated along Highway No. 4 between Qualicum Beach/Parksville and Port Alberni. The Mount Arrowsmith Regional Park is located approximately 20 kilometers from Highway No. 4
along a gravel logging road.
The Mount Arrowsmith Massif Regional Park (adjacent to ACRD Mount Arrowsmith Regional Park) is under the jurisdiction of the Regional District of Nanaimo. RDN Mount Arrowsmith Massif Regional Park link.
Access to the mountain is located near the summit of Highway No. 4, nine kilometers east of Port Alberni.
The public has access through the park using trails such as; Rousseau Trail, the Arrowsmith Trail which is accessible from Cameron Lake and the Lower Ski Area Trail. The road is not maintained.
For further information please call the
Regional District office (250) 720-2700