About This Area
There is so much to explore at Crawford Lake, with trails for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing as well as a trail filled with larger-than-life wood wildlife carvings and boardwalk that winds around the lake. The boardwalk is stroller-friendly and the carvings are kid-approved, so families with children can turn this park into their own nature-based classroom. The Longhouse Village, which features three reconstructed longhouses, and the Three Sisters Garden, are a perfect way to learn more about the Indigenous peoples who lived around Crawford Lake long before it was known by that name.
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