Trails and Points of Interest Documents/ca_maps/Scanlon... · 2019. 2. 28. · Roads (Sta˚ Only)...
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Bark ParkEntrance
Holland Marsh Lookout
Standing here 10,000 years ago you would have been at the edge of Lake Algonquin - now our present day Lake Simcoe. From the King�sher Loop, take in the breathtaking view of the Holland River valley and watch for migratory birds such as trumpeter swans in the wetland below.
5Boardwalk Through the Marsh 1
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Bark Park o�-leash dog area 2
4Arboretum
3Discovery Play Garden
This beautiful stone house was built by the Scanlon family in the 1850’s. The family operated a brewery on the property, as well as a grist mill and several saw mills that brought people from across the county to the Scanlon farm.
Scanlon Farmhouse 6
This section of the Evergreen Loop is constructed of boardwalks and �oating bridges, providing access to the edge of the wetland and Scanlon Creek. Keep your eyes open for wildlife such as geese, ducks, herons and beavers.
Jim Craigmyle Photography
Equipped with fences for large and small dogs, your four- legged friends will enjoy being able to run free in this designated o�-leash area. Use the entrance o� County Rd. 4/ Yonge St. for access.
Inspired by nature, this play area stimulates imagination and encourages children to explore and interact with their surroundings. With over an acre to discover, children can climb on the big rock, play musical instruments, use the log fort, enjoy the hill slide plus more.
See and learn about native tree species and their unique qualities at the Arboretum. Can you pick out the tall Tulip trees? They can grow to 35 metres!
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These millstones were once part of a grist mill built by the Scanlon
family in the 1820’s. It was the �rst of its kind in Simcoe County and
farmers would come from all over to grind their wheat and other grains.
Jim Craigmyle Photography
Jim Craigmyle Photography
Jim Craigmyle Photography
Jim Craigmyle Photography
Two Pavilions can accomodate your next event. South Pavilion is
close to accessible washrooms, nature trails and the Discovery Play
Garden. North Pavilion, also near nature trails, is accessed from Line 10.
To reserve, please call: 905-895-1281
8 Nature Centre
Picnic Pavilions
The Nature Centre is the
homebase of LSRCA’s education
programs and it is also used by community
groups for events.
Scanlon Creek Millstones
A great place to start your Scanlon adventure. All loops
pass through the Head of Trails.
10Head of Trails
Jim Craigmyle Photography
Trails and Points of Interest
King�sher
Sugar Maple
Evergreen
Chickadee
Creekside
Minor Trails & Walkways
Watercourse
Private/Maintenance Roads (Sta� Only)
Road
Gate - Seasonal
Gate
Building
Legend
Main Entrance2450 9th Line
Bradford
Main Entrance
Dog Park Entrance
Washroom
P Parking
Accessible Washroom
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! Point of Interest
Line 10
9th Line
Most varied terrain & scenery • Ideal for trail running & photographyKing�sher Loop 3 km
A mix of plantation forests & open areas on even terrain A great loop for bird-watching
Chickadee Loop 2.8 km
Fresh scented white cedar forest • A few very steep sectionsEvergreen Loop 2.5 km
Creekside 0.4 km
Spectacular fall colours & spring �owers • The �attest loop Sugar Maple Loop 1.5 km
View the newly restored Scanlon Creek • A trail connection
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The information depicted on this map has been compiled from various sources. While every e�ort has been made to accurately depict the information, data/mapping errors may exist. This map has been produced for illustrative purposes only. LSRCA GIS Services © LAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY, 2018. All Rights Reserved.
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