The Ed Nixon Trail offers a tranquil 4.5-kilometer route along the southwestern curve of Langford Lake. As one of the City of Langford’s largest trails, it runs from City Centre Park to where Goldstream meets the Trans-Canada highway in the west. Ed Nixon Trail connects to the Leigh Road Trail from Goldstream Avenue and to Happy Valley across the Cy Jenkins Trail.This path features boardwalks over marshy areas, providing excellent bird-watching opportunities. The trail leads to the floating viewing platform, children’s playground, and public washrooms at Langford Lake.
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Learn more about accessibility in LangfordLangford Lake is a popular spot for outdoor fun, and thankfully, it’s working on making it more accessible for everyone. You’ll find paved pathways around parts of the lake, making it easier for wheelchairs and strollers to navigate. Plus, there are accessible parking spots and washroom facilities in some areas. While not the entire lake is fully accessible, efforts are being made to improve access, so everyone can enjoy the beautiful lakeside scenery and activities. It’s always a good idea to check local resources for the most up-to-date accessibility information before heading out. The Ed Nixon Trail follows the southwestern curve of Langford Lake, connecting the Leigh Road Trail from Goldstream Avenue and to Happy Valley across the Cy Jenkins Trail.
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