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Wildwood Trails

Wildwood's four hiking & biking trails range in length from 1.2 km to the 24 km Lake Trail.

 

A park admission fee, payable at the front entrance gates, is required in order to use any trails. Season’s passes, also available at the gatehouses, give you unlimited yearly entrance to Fanshawe, Pittock, and Wildwood Conservation Areas. Entry fees help us to maintain and improve the conservation areas' trails and facilities.

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  • Helmets are mandatory when biking the trails.

  • Please use the official access points indicated on the trail map.

  • Stay on the managed trails (marked with coloured blazes).

  • Bicycles are permitted. Please be courteous and give way to hikers.

 

Bicycles on the Lake Trail:

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  • Travel clockwise on even-numbered dates (access at the Dr Murray Forest in B Section).

  • Travel counter clockwise on odd-numbered dates (access at the underpass by the gatehouse).

  • Access is NOT allowed from dusk to dawn.

  • Keep the Conservation Area litter free. Pack in & pack out!

  • All pets must be on leash (2 m/6 ft max).

Wildwood Hiking Trails

All trail users must either be camping at Wildwood or have a seasonal pass or a daily pass receipt. Trail pass revenue contributes to trail improvements and management. For anyone camping, access to the trail is included.
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For your safety and to protect trail habitat, please always stay on the marked trails.

Image by Juliane Liebermann
Two mountain bikers ride on trail

Wildwood Lake Trail

(24 km, hiking/biking)

All trail users must either be camping at Wildwood or have a seasonal pass or a daily pass receipt. Trail pass revenue contributes to trail improvements and management. For anyone camping, access to the trail is included.

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All bikers should travel counter clockwise on odd dates (1, 3, 5...)and clockwise on even dates (2, 4, 6...). Enjoy the trails and please respect the environment by bringing all trash out with you.

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If you are heading clockwise on an even-numbered date, please start at the grassy area leading towards the pool. From here, follow the "Lake Trail/follow road to Trail" signs mounted on trees along the way. This route will take you to the forest entrance. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. 

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