Devonwood Conservation Area Trail

It's hard to believe this unique woodland is located in an urban centre! Enter this natural area and feel the stresses of life melting away. More than 4.5 kilometres of trails promote healthy and active living for people of all ages.

Perhaps no other woodland in Canada supports a greater diversity of oak trees: eight species of oak are found in this urban forest! Can you identify all eight? Stay alert as you walk the extensive trail system winding through this 38 hectare forest. You may also see Eastern Screech Owls, Long Eared owls and Little Brown Bats.

Directions: On the south side of Windsor, Devonwood Conservation Area is located on Provincial Road, just north of Cabana Road. Information provided by the Essex Region Conservation Authority website.

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