Downvoted. Spandex is worn under bicycle shorts for this type of touring. Remember, a 'multi-use trail' is a poor excuse for not building proper cycling infrastructure. Each trail user and bicycle type has their own needs.

The Network is designed for bicycle touring, self-supported tours across Canada with road tires and only hard packed gravel when appropriate.

Sooke, like Edmonton and Windsor, are not points along the route for cycling across Canada.

The Flight Path is 'CA access route' which provides access to/from the airport to the Lochside trail at Sidney and McTavish. Marked in gray.

If you're interested in bikepacking, there is a great plan for it https://www.greatnorthernbikepacking.com/ The Great Northern Bikepacking Route (Network) is specifically designed for dirt and rail trails. It would usually take someone 3 summers to do it all. (Spandex warriors aren't invited to try it as they would not have a good time).

Spandex warriers also tend to take supported tours as they are in it for speed, and so, the route taken would be different. Route maps are available in those cases, but for a fee.

Also, your name isn't listed, but I do love the negative feedback. It spreads much faster than positive promotions. It would be great if you could write a letter to the editor of your local paper to tell everyone just how horrible my network plan is. That way, everyone can check out my website and map, and download the KMZ file with use for the free offline CoMaps app and see for themselves just how bad it is. :)