Mount Geoffrey Regional Nature Park

Mount Geoffrey Regional Nature Park is a protected area on Hornby Island, British Columbia, that preserves the island’s highest point, the 330-metre summit of Mount Geoffrey, within its 303 hectares. The park serves both conservation and outdoor recreation, with routes and facilities for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Its summit and surrounding landscape make it one of Hornby Island’s most prominent natural landmarks. It also forms part of a broader network of protected places on the island and nearby coast, alongside Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park and Tribune Bay Provincial Park.

British Columbia