Nature Trails near Markham, Ontario
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Milne Dam Conservation Park
Milne Dam Conservation Park Part of the Rouge Valley Trail goes through the Milne Dam Conservation Park, located on Milne Reservoir. Milne Dam Conservation Park was named after Peter and Alexander Milne who operated a mill, located near the present dam structure in...Rouge Valley Trail
The Rouge Valley Trail follows the Rouge River along Toogood Pond located in the heart of Unionville. Toogood Pond was named after Arthur Toogood who owned the pond prior to the City’s acquisition in 1980. The shady four kilometre trail around the pond was constructed...Seaton Hiking Trail
Seaton Hiking Trail Located along the West Duffins Creek, this 12.7 km trail is home to a number of historic hunting and fishing routes along the creek. Tricky climbs and tracts of varying difficulty make this a great place for hiking and cross country skiing and the...