- Where are gorges located?
- What is the gorge in Victoria?
- Is the Gorge waterway safe to swim in?
- How long is the Gorge Waterway?
Where are gorges located?
Gorges usually appear in mountainous areas and they are typically found as a ravine or very steep valley between two mountains. They are also associated with hills because it is not uncommon for gorges to be cut from hills lush with forests.
What is the gorge in Victoria?
The body of water known simply as “The Gorge” to Victoria locals is a narrow tidal inlet that connects Victoria Harbour to Portage Inlet. The Gorge Waterway is defined as the inlet between Craigflower Bridge and the Selkirk trestle.
Is the Gorge waterway safe to swim in?
So four community associations recently decided to promote the Gorge Swimfest, following public pronouncements from the Vancouver Island Health Authority that the Gorge is safe for swimming.
How long is the Gorge Waterway?
Gorge Waterway Park [PDF - 125 KB] follows a 1.7 km stretch of the beautiful Gorge Waterway between Tillicum and Admirals Roads. The Gorge is a long narrow tidal channel that extends 7 km inland. Watch for wildlife including seals, otters and a variety of birds as you enjoy the scenery.