Hedley Forest Trail

Hike along the nature trails located within this Conservation Area. Hunting is permitted for deer and small game. One must have a valid license to hunt and must have it with them while hunting. All hunting must be conducted in accordance with provincial and federal hunting regulations Hedley Forest's 17 hectares was purchased in 1967 to preserve the forest stand.

This forest is significant in providing wildlife habitat including songbirds, white tailed deer, and helping to maintain soil and water resources, as well as air quality. The habitat is diverse with deciduous and coniferous trees such as soft and hard maple (red, silver and sugar), white oak, red oak, and white ash.


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TRAIL STATS
LENGTH:
4km 
DIFFICULTY: •• 
ACTIVITIES:
Hiking & Walking, Snowshoeing & Backcountry 
CHARACTER:
Natural 
SURFACE:
Soil - Compacted 
AMENITIES:
Parking 
OTHER:
Hunting (In season) 
LOCATION
REGION:
Niagara 
SUB-REGION:
Niagara Peninsula 
CLOSEST TOWN(S):
Canfield 
TRAILHEAD: GPS 
SEASONS / HOURS
Year-round 
CONTACT INFO
NAME:
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority , Admin 
PHONE:
905-788-3135 
EMAIL: Email Us Now  
WEB SITE
For more information, including maps, please visit our Web site at www.conservation-niagara.on.ca
 
 
 
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