Ken Whillans Resource Management Area Trail
The 217 acre property offers a diverse range of recreational opportunities and is a unique Conservation Area in CVC's system. As a Resource Management class Conservation Area, Ken Whillans is managed primarily to provide natural resource related benefits such as fish and wildlife opportunities or flood protection initiatives.
It also provides recreational opportunies, however protection is still the key mandate. The area sports a great view of the Niagara Escarpment's 'Devils Pulpit' area and offers much more for visitors. Two ponds offer anglers a chance to catch bass, perch and recently stocked trout.
Directions: 16026 Hurontario street, Caledon. (905) 838-0680 (West side of Highway 10, two miles north of Olde Base Line Road).
Ken Whillans Resource Management Area Trail
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