3 Meilleurs Sentiers De Randonnée à Windsor, ON

Great park! Plenty of benches, you could come here, sit, relax and eat with your friends, family, close ones. Also have several of those individual grills you could use. Nice walking trail with uphills and downhills, seems like a great place for biking as well. There were many bike trails throughout this park, the fields, and the little forest area. I saw that they have beginner, intermediate bicycle trail signs. There's a fenced area for off-leash dog park area. Would be lovely in the summers.

Very nice place with amazing trails for walking and cycling with very nice views. A lot of barbecues available, and there is a nice playgound, the washrooms are fairly ok. A very nice place to spend a day in the nature and enjoy the views and the wild life. Also there is a off leash dog area.

Malden park is a great place to bring the kids to play! You can also go for some great walks and hikes, depending on what trail you do, they can be completed by everyone! There are washrooms as well.

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It's a simple park, but well kept and full of wildlife. The birds are used with people and if you're lucky they might eat seeds and nuts from your hand. A great place to walk on the trails and sight some animals like, white tail deers, foxes, racoons, groundhogs, squirrels, birds, bats, owls, and more. It's a simple place, but I love it.

Ojibway Prairie Provincial Nature Reserve is our go to place in the Windsor area to observe wildlife.We counted at least a dozen deer in one location alone.Great trails for walking and our favourite spot to visit, especially early in the morning.Highly recommend.

I didn't expect to see so much wildlife in its natural habitat. Walking through the trails I saw deer, birds, snakes, turtles, squirrels, and fish. It felt just as much as an adult field trip as it did a field trip for kids. Great place to feel like a kid again and enjoy the outdoors.

Assumption Park is just the beginning of this 3 mile recreational park trail system along the riverfront in Windsor. It starts out under the Ambassador Bridge through a spectacular sculpture garden of large scale sculptures. Then transforms to a more formal botanical garden setting with a small bistro, memorials and history plaques. The Spirit of Windsor, a 1911 Steam locomotive, and ramp for trains to load onto a ferry are displayed to demonstrate the areas historic past. Next is Festival Plaza that has concerts a busker festival and other activities going on, then continues along the water with great views of Detroit and Belle Isle, a the way to Hiram Walker Distillery.

The Riverfront from the University down to Ouellette Ave. is a feast for the eyes and food for the soul. It is a gem. The casual stroll along the river is worth the trip and time to appreciate this enhanced trail. In the summer there are regular free trolley/cart expeditions with historical education and appreciation for the many exhibits with info from the past . Don't miss it.

We've walked and scootered around the waterfront on every trip through Windsor. The artwork and scenery is amazing! Take the time to check out the sculptures and research the history of this beautiful Canadian city.