Malahat SkyWalk is a new, accessible, and in-nature attraction that has spectacular views. For around 35$ CAD per person, you can access the park which includes a walk through the forest, the SkyWalk attraction itself and the slide, boardwalk and green space. During high season there’s a cafe open at the bottom of the attraction.

When you enter the attraction, there is a boardwalk which is flat and takes about 5-10 minutes to reach the tower. The boardwalk moves over forest with gorgeous Arbutus trees and marsh/swamps. We were lucky to see a deer grazing during our visit.

The tower is surrounded by forest, and cliff side views. On a clear day you can see Mt. Baker among many other easterly and southerly views. At the top there is netting with see-through floor which you (if you’re brave enough) can walk on. Plenty of children running about at the top as well as the ramp leading up to the top.

The lines for the slide can be long and you’re provided with a mat to sit on for safety during your side down.

At the bottom there is plenty of seating, a small campfire and a cafe.

For 1-2 hour visit it was worth our family’s time to go. I have 4 stars because I think that 35$ is a little more than we’d expect to pay considering there is no gondola access and you’re really walking in a park over a structure to get these spectacular views.

I loved seeing the indigenous artwork, sculptures and learning about the thunderbird. I wish there was more! The engineering here is a sight to see and the effort for kids was put forward with many displays, activities and structures.