Découvrez les plus belles réserves naturelles et espaces protégés à Pickering grâce à CanaGuide : une expérience unique pour les amoureux de la nature

Pickering est une ville qui regorge de trésors naturels et d'espaces protégés. Grâce à CanaGuide, découvrez les meilleures réserves naturelles, sanctuaires de la nature, parcs écologiques et aires protégées de la région. Ces sites offrent une expérience unique pour les amoureux de la nature et permettent de profiter de la biodiversité exceptionnelle de Pickering. Que vous soyez à la recherche d'une réserve faunique, d'un espace naturel préservé ou d'une zone de conservation, CanaGuide vous offre un vaste choix pour satisfaire toutes vos envies de découvertes en plein air. Parcourez les différentes catégories de notre annuaire et trouvez l'endroit idéal pour une randonnée, une sortie en famille ou une simple promenade au cœur de la nature. Avec CanaGuide, préservez l'environnement et soutenez la conservation des habitats naturels à Pickering tout en profitant d'une expérience inoubliable. N'hésitez plus, explorez les merveilles naturelles de Pickering avec CanaGuide et laissez-vous séduire par la beauté préservée de ces sites d'exception.

G. Ross Lord Reservoir

  • Toronto, ON

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  • 4.1
  • 75 notes
Jacques E.,CanaGuide
5
Jacques E.
Since the pandemic started we have been walking their every day. Very clean. Beautiful views ,what ever trail you take. Only now that the snow and ice started . Theirs is only one trail open
Nikita U.,CanaGuide
5
Nikita U.
Great for biking & hiking with the kids. Trail is relatively flat. Not crowded.
Peter P.,CanaGuide
4
Peter P.
Great scenery during a clear skies sunset but the ground looks like a dump site. Almost thinking about heading out there one day with a bunch of garbage bags do some cleaning. Really nice spot though, relaxing... peaceful and very neglected by the city.

Marita Payne Pond

  • Vaughan, ON

Tél: +1 647-576-1237
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  • 4.5
  • 102 notes
Arty N.,CanaGuide
5
Arty N.
Lovely park with great play ground for kids. Pond is awesome
Danosaurus,CanaGuide
5
Danosaurus
Really good scenery here and there are always duckies which people feed bread.
Mega Q.,CanaGuide
5
Mega Q.
The most beautiful pond ever. Not really, but it's nice to have something like this just north of the city.

Maple Nature Reserve Trail

  • Maple, ON

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  • 4.6
  • 48 notes
Ekaterina B.,CanaGuide
4
Ekaterina B.
A little muddy at times but a nice walk where you can even take the baby stroller. Only reason for 4 stars is that it goes out into a residential area at one point.
hobby f.,CanaGuide
5
hobby f.
Good distance for a summer scroll 🚶🏻‍♀️🚶🏻
N M.,CanaGuide
5
N M.
Awesome trails! Great walk outdoors!! So beautiful and peaceful!

Maple Nature Reserve

  • Maple, ON
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  • 4.5
  • 121 notes
Megan L.,CanaGuide
4
Megan L.
Easy 20-30 minute trail with an entrance that could be easily missed when driving. There's a small parking lot with a porta-potty for washroom needs. Great signage on each fork that shows where you are currently so it's hard to get lost. We saw a small pond and someone built a te...
Sri P.,CanaGuide
5
Sri P.
Quiet, low traffic reserve in the heart of Patterson.
Toby H.,CanaGuide
4
Toby H.
A small sheltered area with trails through the woods. There is a covered area with tables, a couple of activity areas and some information boards as well.

Rogers Reservoir Conservation Area

  • East Gwillimbury, ON
Diversity sums it up! Forest towards the south, open areas north and west. End to end about 4 km. Part of the Nokiidaa Trail system linking the Towns of Aurora, Newmarket and East Gwillimbury and a connection on the Lake to Lake trail. 84 hectares...  Mor

  • 4.6
  • 448 notes

Durham East Cross Forest Conservation Area

  • Nestleton Station, ON
Durham East Cross Forest is a natural core area on the Oak Ridges Moraine. Its cold springs and wetlands become the headwaters for East Cross Creek and Pigeon River. It also has vital forests, meadows and beautiful sandy soil you can experience on...  Mor

  • 4.5
  • 58 notes

Boyd North

  • Vaughan, ON
The Boyd North and Glassco Park complex encompasses almost 700 hectares of land in the City of Vaughan within the Humber River watershed.

Tél:
Web: https://trca.ca
  • 4.4
  • 8 notes
Dumitru G.,CanaGuide
4
Dumitru G.
The trail in Boyd North leads from South to North. It's not a circular trail, so you'll have to walk back. One way from Rutherford to Major Mackenzie is about 2.5 km climbing and descending the hills. Has an average difficulty and definitely not suitable for people in wheelchairs...
Francis k.,CanaGuide
5
Francis k.
Wonderful hiking experience

Glassco Park

  • Vaughan, ON
The Boyd North and Glassco Park complex encompasses almost 700 hectares of land in the City of Vaughan within the Humber River watershed.

Tél:
Web: https://trca.ca
  • 4.0
  • 1 note
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