Crow's Pass Conservation Area - Port Perry, Ontario

La Crow's Pass Conservation Area est située à Port Perry, ON, au Canada. Cette zone de conservation offre une variété d'activités de plein air, notamment randonnées et parcours adaptés aux enfants.

La Crow's Pass Conservation Area est accessible en fauteuil roulant et offre un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant. Les chiens sont également acceptés.

La zone de conservation compte sur une superficie de 300 acres et offre une vue imprenable sur la rivière Lake Scugog.

Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de trails de différentes difficultés, allant des randonnées faciles aux randonnées difficiles.

La Crow's Pass Conservation Area est également un excellent point de départ pour les activités de plein air, telles que la pêche et la observation de la faune.

La zone de conservation est ouverte tout au long de l'année, mais il est recommandé de vérifier les conditions météorologiques avant de partir.

La Crow's Pass Conservation Area est une destination idéale pour les amoureux de la nature et les amateurs de plein air.

Vous pouvez contacter la Crow's Pass Conservation Area pour obtenir plus d'informations sur les activités disponibles et les conditions de visite.

Adresse: 231 Middle March Rd, Port Perry, ON L9L 2A9, Canada

Téléphone: 9055790411

Site web: cloca.com

Specialités: Parc

Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Randonnées, Randonnées adaptées aux enfants, Chiens acceptés.

Avis: Cette entreprise a 37 avis sur Google My Business.

Avis moyen: 4.2/5.

👍 Avis de Crow's Pass Conservation Area

Lauren M.

5/5

It was so beautiful and serene. It made my bad day to an amazing one. The paths were easy to follow, not hard to walk and the views were amazing. I never would have thought that the trail would be this stunning. The entrance can look a bit boring, but once you go farther in it’s breathtaking. I definitely recommend going during the winter. No bugs (the bugs get really intense in the summer) and the snow makes everything look so fluffy and bright! There were these cute little informational signs about the land and animals as well. It made the experience fun and educational 🙂 Overall such a wonderful area. Would definitely recommend, just please pick up after your dog!

Courtney C.

4/5

Pretty and super quiet and peaceful. Not a very long walk, but lots of small hills so you get a little bit of a workout. Park on the side of the road at the end of Middle March where it curves left and becomes Woodbridge Cir and follow the path leading straight on from Middle March. You'll cross over part of a golf course but will eventually see the Crow's Pass gate.

Stephen B.

5/5

Quiet spot with just over 4 kms of trails.

Chris O. A.

2/5

Difficult to find. No signage on the road where there is an "unimproved road" which is entirely inaccessible by vehicles. A short walk to get to the trail head (which puzzlingly includes signage that mentions itself a parking lot, but is inaccessible by cars), and the path to get to the trail head crosses over (briefly) a golf course to reach it. Not stroller friendly either, but lots of elevation changes and the once you get on to the trail they are well marked. 2.2km loop was an interesting walk through a couple of different habitats (meadows and deep forest).

Winnie W.

5/5

It was helpful to follow other reviewer's instructions to get there, drive west on Middle March just until the curve where it connects Woodbridge Circle, then walk a shorter distance until the gate to the entrance of the actual Crow's Pass. We came on Christmas Eve when it had just snowed overnight, brought the kids' sleds, and they loved sliding down the small hilly paths. We would definitely come here again, especially if it had snowed. It was so beautiful to see the snow covered terrains.

Jason M.

5/5

Great trails to hike. Lots to see.

Chris H.

5/5

Super exciting elevation changes, as e expected beside a ski hill, but bring sled skiis or toboggan for extra fun with family members or friends. Very eerie at.nite during wind storms in the winter. Beware getting double parked at west one.lane entry road! 60 feet and it's the biggest parking spot ever but only vehicle can use it! There is a full time jump built right by that entry that can be sledded in winter or biked in summer!

Mark D.

4/5

Great spot for a hike. Actual location and parking were a little difficult to find but worked out in the end.