Accessible Trails Archives - Page 5 of 11 - Ontario’s Conservation Areas

Hamilton to Brantford Rail Trail

Carolinian Forests, Dundas Valley, Grand River, rural countryside, links to Paris and Cambridge

Boathouse fishing and tackle, no license required, Learn to Fish program for new anglers, pool and...

Heber Down Conservation Area (284 hectares) offers a variety of activities for the recreation-minded. Nature-walks, wetland...

Kettle lakes, sandy uplands, bog ecosystems, beach, extensive trail system

35 kilometres (22 miles) of nature trails for walking and hiking, with expanding opportunities for Mountain...

The ruins of Coupal’s 1910 dam, across the South Nation River in Casselman, is one of...

Excellent spring birding, unique shorebird habitat with viewing blind, visitor centre, 4.5km marsh trail

Beautiful Lake Erie beach, Fall migration of hawks, demo. farm, Carolinian heritage forest, trout pond, natural...

Humber River, Claireville Reservoir, close to Toronto with good highway access

Headwaters, reservoir, YR fishing, Pike, Bass, panfish, accessible lakeside trail, fishing derby, maple syrup festival, amphitheatre,...

4km walking/cycling trail, part of Trans Canada Trail, through wetland/woodland; groomed for nordic sking in winter...

Jessup’s Falls is a gateway to natural discovery—both above and below the surface. This popular fishing...