Kelso Conservation Trails

The Kelso Conservation Area is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. Indulge in a swim at a sandy beach, fish for trout in the glistening lake or get energized with some great downhill skiing. Mountain bikers can test their skills on marked trails on the majestic Niagara Escarpment or hikers can trek the rugged Bruce Trail.

You can also rent kayaks, paddle boats and canoes. Lessons are available too. Hundreds of picnic tables dot the rolling landscape and shelters are available for company and family picnics.

Directions: from Toronto: Take Hwy. 401 west to Hwy. 25 (Exit 320) north to No. 5 Sideroad. -West on to No. 5 Sideroad to Tremaine Rd. -South on Tremaine Rd. to Kelso Rd. -West on Kelso Rd. to Glen Eden.

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