Woodlot Trails

Off-road trails have been incorporated into many of our woodlots to connect neighbourhoods and to help develop a more widespread system of trails. The Town's woodlots trails have been designed to minimize the impact on the woodlot ecosystem and are managed by the Town to ensure their preservation and conservation.

Woodlots are important natural areas within Milton’s green spaces because they allow native plants and animals to thrive. These areas have been preserved in order to provide an enjoyable outdoor experience, but also because they perform important functions in maintaining the health of the environment, both today and in the future.

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