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Cy Jenkins Trail

This is a great race training loop route that runs partially along the Galloping Goose Trail and across a boardwalk section on Glen Lake. You have to cross Jenkins Avenue to access a gravel trail near Eagle Ridge Centre, so use caution when crossing.

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This elevation chart was created using RunKeeper Lite for iPhone. The blue line you see was my approximate running speed on this route.

 

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Difficulty Easy
Distance 3.3 km loop
Approximate time to finish
  • 40min walking
  • 20min running
How to get there Follow hwy #1 and take Exit 14 Sooke to turn onto Veterans Memorial Parkway. Turn right onto Kelly Road and follow it through the intersection at Jacklin Road until you reach the stop sign at Glen Lake Road. Turn right onto Glen Lake Road, and left onto Glenview Place and park at the bottom of the hill at Glen Lake Beach.
What to bring Running/walking shoes
Parking Yes – at Glen Lake Beach.
Washroom facilities Yes - at Glen Lake Beach in the summer only.
Wheelchair access No

Other info

 The parking lot at the beach is only available from sunrise to sunset. There is another parking lot off Sooke Road near the Galloping Goose Trail. Part of this route runs along Glenann Road and Jenkins Avenue where there is no sidewalk, so use caution.
Website City of Langford website

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This map was generated using RunKeeper lite for iPhone. The green pin indicates where the route starts and the red pin indicates the finish. When you cross Jenkins Ave. you will see the entrance to another gravel trail near Eagle Ridge Centre.