Chatham-Kent Nature Trails


Welcome to Chatham-Kent!

Chatham-Kent is a safe affordable group of 23 cities, towns and villages in the heart of south-western Ontario. Bordered by Lake Erie, Lake St. Clair and the Sydenham River, the area offers a rich quality of life.
This single tier municipality is one of Canada’s best cities in which to do business, with a diverse population, low start-up costs for businesses, and close proximity to the US border and large urban markets.

Community Features:
Safe communities with a rich cultural heritage, active living and one of the most moderate climates in Canada
Three major US border crossings, and three international airports within a one-hour drive
Financial incentives for business owners
Affordable housing
Excellent local schools and two post-secondary institutions
A local hospital and health services for families and seniors
A new YMCA, theatre, recreation centre and convention / exhibition centre
Pastoral countryside, wildlife areas, sport fishing and water sports

You will find some of the best hiking and nature trails in Ontario right here in Chatham-Kent.


For more information please visit:  https://www.chatham-kent.ca/

SINCLAIR’S BUSH

Sinclair’s Bush is a 46 hectare forest. The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority acquired a 1.6 hectare parcel of land within Sinclair’s Bush in 1987, through Carolinian Canada. Sinclair’s Bush offers hiking trails. This forest is open for day use from 8 a.m. to...

SOUTH LAKESHORE TRAIL

This trail offers beautiful views of Lake St. Clair and the agriculture around Mitchell’s Bay. The trail can be accessed from the north at 3 Pinsonneault St i Mitchell’s Bay or from the south at 6905 Angler Line. The unique features on this trail include a...

ST. CLAIR NATIONAL WILDLIFE CENTRE

Public access, for interpretation and limited recreation or designated trails only. Trail features a two level, roofed wildlife viewing tower. Sections of the trail are obscured from the wetlands by dense phragmites stands. We would also direct you to read...

THAMES GROVE CONSERVATION AREA

Looking for a place to enjoy a leisurely walk? At Thames Grove Conservation Area there is plenty of shade, picnic tables and a shelter to enjoy a nice day by the river. We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and our TRAIL USERS CODE.     Region(s):...

TREES MEMORIAL FOREST

The Trees Memorial Trail is found at 53 Marsh St in Ridgetown, winding through the beautiful TREES Memorial Forest. A granular surface trail guides trail users about 1.75 km through a Carolinian forest, through tall-grass prairie, and around a wetland established by...

TWO CREEKS CONSERVATION AREA

Two Creeks Conservation Area is a 33 hectare park. The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority acquired this property in 1974. Two Creeks Conservation Area is located in a wooded creek system, near a major migratory route. Trail maps are located by the large...

WALTER DEVEREUX CONSERVATION AREA

Featuring a nursery of hardwoods, Carolinian tree species and a tall-grass prairie. This property demonstrates windbreak plantings and managed and unmanaged woodlots. We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and our TRAIL USERS CODE.     Region(s):...

WHEATLEY PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS

Two hiking trails are located in the park. One along the landlocked creek system and the other winds through a mature Carolinian forest of oak, hickory, Tulip, Sassafras, chestnut and Black Gum trees. Link to park overview and trails map:...