Dan Patterson Conservation Area Trail
City: St. ThomasLength: 2.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Elgin Hiking Trail
Overview
The better part of our trail follows the Dodd Creek and the Kettle Creek through mostly Carolinian Forest and farm lands. The base of the trail is clay and sand.
Our trail starts in Port Stanley, at the main beach, where three carved wooden "post people hikers" are welcoming you to the trail, and ends at the junction with the Thames Valley Trail just north of the Hwy. 401.
The Elgin trail is open to all able members of our community, membership to the Elgin Hiking Trail Club is not mandatory but recommended. Adherence to our Trail Users...
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Nearby Ammenities
Nearby Trails
Dalewood Walking Trail
City: St. ThomasLength: 13.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Fingal Wildlife Management Area - War to Roses Trail
City: St. ThomasLength: 1.5 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Whistlestop Trail - Tourism Route
City: St. ThomasRegion: Southwest Ontario
Talbot Trail
City: St. ThomasLength: 2000.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
Crane Conservation Area Trails
City: SouthwoldRegion: Southwest Ontario
Thames Valley Trail
City: St. MarysLength: 110.0 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
John E. Pearce Provincial Park- Spicer Trail
City: TyrconnellLength: 1.4 kmRegion: Southwest Ontario
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