

Property & environment
Elevated,private, and quiet by design
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Halo Ridge is located at 8100 Forbidden Plateau Road, in the mountains above Courtenay in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island. The property is private and residential, the kind of place where it is possible to hear yourself think.
Why does the setting matter?
Distance helps. Being away from the routines, places, and pressures attached to a difficult period makes it easier to see that period clearly, and easier to practise something different.
Elevation and forest give the days a different pace. Quiet here is part of what makes the program work possible.
Privacy is structural. A private residential property means fewer eyes, fewer explanations, and a genuinely confidential place to do hard work.

The grounds and spaces
Where the days happen



How do you get here?
The property is at 8100 Forbidden Plateau Road, Courtenay, BC V9J 1L2, about 20 minutes from central Courtenay and about 25 minutes from Comox Valley Airport (YQQ). Approximate driving times: Campbell River 45 minutes, Nanaimo 1 hour 45 minutes, Victoria 3 hours 15 minutes, and Vancouver via BC Ferries roughly 5 hours door to door.
Travel and communities we serve
We admit people from across Vancouver Island and beyond, including Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Campbell River, Port Alberni, Parksville, Nanaimo, Duncan, and Victoria, as well as the Lower Mainland and the rest of Canada. Flights land at Comox Valley Airport (YQQ), and BC Ferries connects the Island at Nanaimo and Victoria. We plan arrival logistics with you during admissions.
Location questions
Questions about the location
- Where is Halo Ridge Recovery located?
- Halo Ridge Recovery is at 8100 Forbidden Plateau Road, Courtenay, BC V9J 1L2, in the mountains above the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island.
- Why does the setting matter to recovery?
- Distance from the routines, places, and pressures attached to a difficult period makes that period easier to see clearly, and easier to practise something different. Elevation, forest, and quiet slow the pace of the day and support the program work.
- How do people travel to the property?
- The Comox Valley is served by Comox Valley Airport (YQQ) and by ferry and highway connections from Nanaimo, Victoria, and the Lower Mainland. Arrival logistics are planned during admissions.
- How private is the property?
- It is a private residential property on the mountainside, so there are fewer eyes and fewer explanations. Confidentiality is designed into both the setting and the process.
Want to know more about the property?
We can walk you through the setting, the living arrangements, and what privacy looks like day to day.
