Nature Preserve in Pickering, ON
nature preserve in Pickering, ON (Results 1 - 1 of 1)
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363 Chickadee Ct, Pickering, L1V 6Y4
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1749 Meadowvale Rd, Toronto, M1B 5K7
(416) 264-2020
... National park 
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7277 14th Avenue, Markham, L6B 1A8
(416) 264-2020
... Park 
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1285 Victoria Street West, Whitby, L1P 2B3
(905) 579-0411
... Nature preserve 
Lynde Shores Conservation Area is a popular destination for hiking, birdwatching, and relaxing in nature. The trails offer scenic views of the lake, wetlands, woods, and wildlife, including deer, mallards, chickadees, and various bird species. The conservation area is clean and well-maintained with ample parking and benches. Visitors often encounter diverse wildlife and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. Some reviews mention a few drawbacks, such as limited parking availability and a no-dogs policy. 
4290 Westney Rd N, Goodwood, L0C 1A0
(416) 661-6600
1691 Gerrard St E #303, Toronto, M4L 2B1
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1 Leslie Street, Toronto, M4M 3M2
(416) 661-6600
... Park, Environmental Conservation Organization, Nature preserve 
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915 Grandview St N, Oshawa, L1K 2E3
(905) 436-3311
... Nature preserve, Park Harmony Valley Conservation Area is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and their furry companions. Customers highly praise the beautiful trails for walking and running their dogs, with ample parking and convenient facilities. Many mention the friendly community of dog owners and their well-behaved pets. Some reviews suggest a few areas require better signage for leash rules and garbage management. Overall, a beautiful and well-loved nature reserve. 
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1908 Colonel Sam Drive, Oshawa, L1H 8P7
(905) 644-1689
... Nature preserve McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve is a peaceful nature reserve beloved by locals and visitors alike. With miles of beaches, forests, and marshland, the preserve offers ample opportunities for wildlife spotting, photography, and tranquil walks. The reserve is particularly popular among birdwatchers, who come to see a variety of migratory birds during spring. The fall season is also a favorite among visitors due to the beautiful colors and mild weather. The trails, while not always well-marked, lead to the shoreline, providing breathtaking views. Visitors recommend bringing bug spray to protect against aggressive mosquitoes and DEET may not be sufficient. Some feedback suggests the need for better signage and installation of benches and maps to help visitors navigate the preserve. 
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491 King Street East, Ontario, Toronto, M5A 1L9
4166335666
... travel programs for professional and cultural institutions. Created in 1970 (as Quest Nature Tours and Worldwide Adventures), we are Canadian owned and operated with offices in Toronto, Canada, and... 
10401 Dufferin St, Maple, L6A 1S2
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60-1 Halo Ct, Maple, L6A 4L3
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16389 Highway 48, Stouffville, L4A 7X4
(905) 642-4227
... Nature preserve The Hollidge Tract Accessible Trail offers peaceful and beautiful walks amidst nature with friendly rangers. The surroundings are cozy, quiet, and great for hikes, especially with pets. Some precautions, such as checking warning signs for pesticide use and bringing mosquito repellent, are necessary. The trail is shaded, making it cooler, but be prepared for mosquitoes. Free parking is available, and the trail is suitable for all ages. Several reviewers praise the natural beauty and serenity of the trails. 
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375 Colborne Lodge Dr., Toronto, M6R 2Z3
(416) 392-1748
... Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Nature preserve 