Secord Forest Oak Ridges Trail
City: GoodwoodLength: 5.0 kmRegion: York, Durham and Hills of Headwaters
Whitby Off Leash Dog Park Cochrane St.
Overview
Hours and locations
Off-leash dog parks are open from:
- April 1 to September 30 from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- October 1 to March 31 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
There are two off-leash parks in the Town:
- Cochrane St. N.
- Jeffery St. S.
Both have separate fenced areas for small dogs.
Cochrane Street North
The Cochrane Street North off-leash dog park is located within the Heber Down Conservation Area at the south end of Cochrane St., south of Winchester Rd. W. (Highway 7).
To use the off-leash dog park and trail, you must either:
- Pay for parking at the conservation area pay-and-display machine
- Purchase an annual pass that covers all...
Featured attractions
Station Gallery
Station Gallery is a public art gallery in Whitby, Ontario. We are a vibrant community arts and culture centre offering a variety of exhibitions, events and arts education programs.
Whitby Historical Society
Whitby Historical Society maintains a collection of over 9000 artifacts. We are a group of volunteers presenting online displays through our website at www.whitbyhistoricalsociety.com Also working with Durham Region Tourism events and businesses to showcase heritage and history while on our journey to fund a new museum building.
Motel 6 Whitby
Amenities Available at Every Motel 6 Location: •Kids Stay Free •Pets Welcome •Free Expanded Cable •Free Local Phone •Free Morning Coffee •Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Low Weekly Rates *No charge for local calls and no motel service charge for long distance. Children 17 and under stay free when occupying the same room with an adult family Member
Hiking Buddies
Join Hiking Buddies on their next adventure hiking the trails in Durham Region and beyond. See upcoming event details listed on the site calendar. The membership fee is $20 for the calendar year or a guest fee of $5. You are buying my services to organize you, lead you and delight you with new and fun experiences. You are also getting fellowship with the buddies and they are a great bunch! Come out as often as you can and explore water falls, caves, enchanted forests and pot luck socials.
The Durham Region Astronomical Association
Founded in 2001, the DRAA is a not-for-profit, registered charitable organization. The Association provides community services to stimulate interest and to promote and increase knowledge in astronomy and related sciences, acquires and maintains equipment, libraries and other property necessary for the pursuit of its aims, and makes contributions and renders assistance to individuals and institutions engaged in the study and advancement of astronomy.
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