Lone Tree Hill Regional Park

This park is named after a unique Douglas-fir tree that looked like a bonsai and was designated a "Heritage Tree." Standing just four meters tall, it thrived on the hillside for over two centuries.

Climb past the dry, rocky vegetation to reach the 364-meter summit of Lone Tree Hill. From the top, you’ll see views of the Malahat, the Highlands, Victoria, and the distant Olympic Mountains.

The hilltop is a great place for birdwatching—keep an eye out for bald eagles, red-tailed hawks, and turkey vultures soaring above.

Lone Tree Hill is especially beautiful in spring when wildflowers like fawn lilies, shooting stars, and common camas bloom on the hillside.

Size: 31.56 hectares
Location: Millstream Road in the Highlands
Established: 1982
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
Lone Tree Hill Regional Park [PDF/112KB]

To help preserve the park:

• Keep your dog under control or on a leash.
• Stay on marked trails and do not disturb plants or animals.
• Clean up after your dog and take all your trash with you.
• Smoking is not allowed in parks or on trails.
• Bicycles and motorized vehicles are not allowed.
• Camping, open fires, and alcohol are not allowed.