3 Meilleurs Sentiers De Randonnée à Guelph, ON

An excellent destination for a family outing, this conservation area offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. We recently hosted a family gathering here and made use of the well-equipped BBQ pits in the clean and spacious picnic areas. The park's trails are ideal for hiking and biking, and the lake provides fantastic opportunities for swimming, boating, and kayaking. The entire area is meticulously maintained, with spotless facilities and ample amenities that cater to all visitors. This conservation area is truly a top-notch spot for both relaxation and adventure.

I love this place. I spent all day yesterday, just swimming and relaxing under big shadey trees. You can swim or just lazy around the lake. Lots of picnic tables and braaing stands, just bring your Charcoal. Take a walk around the trails and one leads to a beautiful lookout. A perfect place to bring your family, there's something for everyone.

Great natural spot close to the city! Hiking trails, beach/swimming and camping! They also have group camp sites which was awesome for our Girl Guides.

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Starkey Hill Trail is a moderate to hard loop, with a very hard side trail leading to the Lookout at the highest point in the township. The property has been worked for over a century but still is a good representation some of the glacial topography of this area consisting of depositions of till called Drumlins, and the marshes and ponds between them called Dungeons. Be prepared for a lot biodiversity in the form of mosquitoes.

I absolutely love this gorgeous trail in any season. Plenty of hills for a good workout, and a peak that allows you to see the Guelph Church of Our Lady in the distance (highest elevation in Puslinch). There are also interpretive signs via QR codes and plenty of parking. Bring ice cleats in the winter. Parking: Plenty of parking in a big parking lot, but on busier days you may need to park along the road. Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome (my dog loved this place!) but must be on a leash.

A beautiful hike. We went in early spring when the frogs were out in the kettle.ponds. they were very loud and it was awesome. The hike is not hard and goes through hardwood and planted pine forests. I like the hardwood forest best. Worth going to again.

A good place for walking , cycling. It has a good share of boardwalks . You need to follow the main trails ,parking is not at the park but you can find a plaza nearby to park and walk from there or there is a dog park where parking can be done , both with different entrance.

Amazing first deep and dense right in the middle of Guelph. Parking available at the park across the road. Bring your water, hiking shoes and phone fully charged. You will need it as the trails quickly open to multiple side trails and its easy to get lost after a few minutes of entering the forest.

Absolutely gorgeous trails here, mostly flat too which was nice and made for a leisurely walk. We did the shorter route (about 4.5km) and made lots of dog friends along the way. Trail was pretty well marked for the most part as well. It was just a great way to spend the afternoon.