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Located
in central Saanich on top of Mount Newton John Dean Park
protects
one of the last stands of old-growth Douglas fir on the Saanich Peninsula.
Approximately 6 km of hiking trails, though pristine wilderness with
spectacular views. Camping is not permitted. |
According to native oral history,
this mountain area allowed the people to
survive a Great Flood by securing their canoes with a cedar rope to
its
summit until the floodwaters receded. |
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Hike in a pristine wilderness environment
and enjoy spectacular views.
John Dean Park protects one of the last stands of old-growth Douglas
fir
and Garry oak on the Saanich Peninsula. |
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For
more info about Tod Inlet and Gowlland Tod Provincial Park
visit the official |
Jarrett Teague |
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