Roche Harbor Village, a private company, has generously welcomed island hikers, bikers, and horseback riders for many years. Its property has now been divided in two: Roche Harbor Trails and Roche Harbor Highlands.
The north portion (see map) continues in Roche Harbor Village ownership. A mowed trail from the Arch (between the airstrip and the Westcott Bay Sculpture Park) goes along the east side of the road to the Opalco substation at the intersection of Roche Harbor and West Valley Roads. Other trails have been mowed throughout this area, which horse riders and hikers are welcome to enjoy.
The south portion of this property -- now called Roche Harbor Highlands -- is privately owned and the San Juan Trails Committee is working in partnership with the owners to conserve this important local landscape. Walkers, horseback riders, and mountain bikers -- but no motorized vehicles -- are welcome on these trails and forestry roads. Trails in this area lead to English Camp, and the Trails Committee continues to work with the National Park Service to complete these trail connections.
The Trails Committee asks that you respect both areas of this private property.
| Roche Harbor Trails | Roche Harbor Highlands |
| No restrooms (except seasonally at the Westcott Bay Sculpture Park), no potable water | No restrooms |
| 6.35 miles of trails | 10.65 miles of trails |
Multiple Parking Options (see map):
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Parking at the intersection of Roche Harbor and West Valley Roads (provided by San Juan County). Room for your horse trailer. |
| Slide Show: coming soon | Slide Show: Click here |
 Printable Map(Requires FREE Adobe Acrobat) Get Acrobat Here |
Printable Maps: With Mileage Without mileage (Requires FREE Adobe Acrobat) Get Acrobat Here |
Funding for these maps was provided by San Juan Island Park & Recreation District, locally known as Island Rec.
The maps were created by San Juan County Public Works and volunteers from the Trails Committee.
