
Duncan & Cowichan Valley Housing Market Update – October 2021
November 10, 2021
Duncan & Cowichan Valley Housing Market Update – November 2021
December 10, 2021M ichael was born and raised in the Cowichan Valley. His roots are tied to Duncan by way of multiple generations. His family, a vibrant community, and a diverse environment all make the Cowichan Valley such a special place for Michael to call home. He is eager to share his love and passion for our beautiful Valley with his clients.
Michael can think of many places and things he likes to do in and around the Cowichan Valley and here is a few of his personal favourites.
Interview with Michael
There are so many wonderful things about living and working in the Cowichan Valley. While there isn’t a small business, activity or trail I don’t love, these are some of my absolute personal favorites.
Favourite Walk
The Trans Canada Trail - is our favorite - my fiancée Hannah and I are fortunate enough to live just a stone's throw away from the start of the trail so we take advantage of it almost daily!
Favourite Hike
Maple Mountain - growing up in Maple Bay, I always loved that we were a 5 minute drive from a number of different hiking trails, but Maple Mountain is my favourite. It's steep enough that you get a work out and not too strenuous. As a reward for your efforts, you get a beautiful view of Sansum Narrows at the top.
Favourite Restaurant/Pub
Tough question! There are so many good establishments in the Cowichan Valley. While I don’t think I have a true cut number 1, I tend to go to The Brew Pub, Red Arrow, The Oak Taphouse, The Lion Rampant, The Shipyard, or Cow Café.
Favourite Breakfast/Brunch Spot
Arbutus Café. If you like Eggs Benedict as much as I do, they have the best in the Cowichan Valley!
Favourite Activity
Ocean fishing - there is nothing better than heading out onto the water from beautiful Maple Bay and going to try your luck fishing, crabbing, and prawning. My great-grandparents were commercial fishermen out of a tiny place on the west coast of Vancouver Island called Winter Harbour in the early 1900’s and I apparently inherited the fishing gene!
I can’t say enough how fortunate I feel to have been able to grow up and continue to live in the Cowichan Valley. Between the endless activities and the people that call this Valley home, I truly believe it is the perfect place to live and grow.
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