Nature Trails near Aylmer, Ontario
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Step back in time, to a less hurried pace of life. Hear the hooves of horse and buggy. Take in the mecca of quaint boutiques, fragrant bakeries & historic homes and buildings. Linger a while in one of our beautiful parks. You'll love the esthetic wonders and enticing fragrances you'll encounter along the way. The more you explore our community, the more you'll discover a treasure trove of exceptional experiences.
Whether you are here for a day, a life time or to make a business investment, you will find everything you are looking for in Aylmer -- it is a great place to live, work and raise a family!
Some of Ontario's best hiking trails and nature trails are near Aylmer.
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Aylmer Kinsmen Trail
The Aylmer Kinsmen Trail is a part of the proposed Trans Canada Trail. It is an approximately 1 km linear trail in the heart of the Town of Aylmer. It runs along Catfish Creek from William St to Elgin St, north of the main street. Link to trail map: ...CALTON SWAMP WETLAND COMPLEX
Located at 52591 John Wise Line-east of Carter Road A prime example of Ontario wetland, the CSWC has been managed over the past few decades by CCCA in partnership with the Ministry of Natural Resources. Located near the Hamlet of Calton, the Complex is home to some of...Ivan Steen Conservation Area
Ivan Steen Conservation Area. This park boasts a lit baseball diamond, disc golf course, a full size soccer pitch, tree arboretum, a paved walking trail leading over two scenic footbridges, and the perfect hills for tobogganing in the winter. Is it owned by the...LAKE WHITTAKER TRAIL
This walking trail is contained within the Lake Whittaker Conservation Area and Campground. Lake Whittaker is a 11-hectare spring fed lake that formed during the last ice age when a chunk of ice from the retreating glacier broke away to create a depression. An outing...PORT BURWELL PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS
Ravine Creek Trail 1 km, 45 minutes, easy This interpretive trail, which features a self-guided brochure, travels through a ravine and woodlot. Eleven stops along the way explain local geology, flora and fauna. Link to trail map: Click to access...SPRINGWATER FOREST
The Springwater Forest is the most popular of the CCCA properties, with three main trails to discover covering eight kilometres in length. Interpretive signage helps the hiker understand and appreciate the unique beauties of the forest. Provincial cuts have eliminated...
YARMOUTH NATURAL HERITAGE AREA
The Yarmouth Natural Heritage Area consists of 208 acres of forest, ponds, wetlands and streams. In efforts to return the Area to its natural state, CCCA prohibits vehicles from entering the property. A Management Plan provides for new walking trails and a Butterfly...