Discover Conservation Areas in Halton Hills
Conservation Halton:
Five separate parks each offering a unique way to enjoy the beautiful outdoors. Enjoy hiking, mountain biking, cross-country ski trails and rock climbing. Year round programs for children. Events include maple syrup festivals and guided nature events such as Bat Night and Owl Prowls. Features include water falls, Wildlife Centre, Iroquoian village and visitor centres. 905-336-1158
www.conservationhalton.on.ca
Credit Valley Conservation:
Hike, swim, fish, picnic, ski, canoe, windsurf, snowshoe, bird watch, or discover natural wonders. The Credit River Watershed provides a variety of opportunities to get out and enjoy the great outdoors while respecting the environment. Four separate locations in Halton Hills for your enjoyment. 905-670-1615
www.creditvalleycons.com
Hamlet of Glen Williams Side Trail:
Visit Glen Williams, explore the shops and galleries in their Heritage buildings and hike the loop trail along the ridge on the east side of the valley. You will pass Indian burial mounds, and likely see a Fox or Pileated Woodpecker, not to mention an invigorating workout! The trail is approximately 3km.
www.glenwilliams.org
Niagara Escarpment:
Halton Hills contains part of the Niagara Escarpment. Winding almost 800 km from Niagara to Tobermory, it was designated a World Biosphere Reserve in 1990. Running through the escarpment is the Bruce Trail and associated side trails; Ontario's longest and most popular footpath, with endless recreational activities, surrounded by natural splendour... walking, hiking, cross country skiing, cycling, horseback riding, birdwatching, nature photography & painting expeditions. 905-877-5191
www.escarpment.org
Willow Park Ecology Centre:
Also in Norval, children can learn about animals, plants, butterflies and birds in a natural setting along two water courses in our developing ecology park. (Parking off Mary Street) 905-702-9055
www.willowparkecology.com
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