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 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...
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...
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...
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):...
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 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...
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):...
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:...