Victoria Peak

Victoria Peak is a 2,163-metre mountain in British Columbia’s Sutton Range, part of the Vancouver Island Ranges, rising above the White River valley as the third highest peak on Vancouver Island. Surrounded by nearby summits of similar height, it helps give this part of the island a distinctly alpine character. Despite its elevation, the peak can be reached as a day trip by logging road, and it is visible from Campbell River and the Discovery Islands. Its commanding presence on the landscape, along with its royal name, has made it one of Vancouver Island’s most recognizable high peaks.

British Columbia · Canada