Gordon's Outdoor Wildlife Museum
Gordon's Outdoor Wildlife Museum is an eco-tourism destination featuring an exciting, fun & educational journey through the forest at Gordon's Park.
The trails feature mounted exhibits of endangered species & Canadian Wildlife, information on Flora & Fauna, fossils and rock formations, plants, ferns & trees. See the beech tree that was a winner in the great Manitoulin Tree Hunt, our Baden Powell Grove & the Escarpment area.
There is a natural butterfly habitat, turtles, goldfish & frogs in the pond area. Watch for real wildlife viewing opportunities of hawks, partridges, deer, procupines, wolves & foxes. There are two clearly marked trails, Mother Nature - 30 minutes - and the Porcupine Trail - 45 minutes.
Gordon's Outdoor Wildlife Park Trails
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This site is supported by a grant from the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion Active 2010 Recreation Program, The Ministry of Natural Resources, The Ontario Trillium Foundation and trail users like you!
