Goodrich-Loomis Conservation Area

Nature is calling at Goodrich-Loomis Conservation Area where you’ll experience the rolling hills of Northumberland County on 12 km of trails.

Open each day from sunrise to sunset, Goodrich-Loomis is one of 16 conservation areas within the lower Trent region.    Climb up the Esker Trail and take in the panoramic view. Try fly-fishing Cold Creek. Take the family on a short hike along the Junior Loop.

Bring your camera and catch nature at its best on the Beaver Trail. Blaze the Loop D'Loop on yourmountain bicycle. Pack a picnic lunch and  enjoy eating under the shelter next to Cold Creek.   Or when there's snow, thread your way through the property on our cross-country ski trails.

 

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