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Trails & conservation · Clarington

Enniskillen Conservation Area

A Clarington conservation area with wooded trails, ponds and sections of Bowmanville Creek.

A dirt path winding between trees at Enniskillen Conservation Area.
A woodland trail at Enniskillen Conservation Area.Photo: AwesomeQuill67 · CC0 1.0 · Resized and converted to WebP; display may crop.

About Enniskillen Conservation Area

Enniskillen’s 5.5 kilometres of trails pass two ponds, Bowmanville Creek, woodland and a cedar swamp. The old Moorey Grist Mill is gone, but its earthen dam can still be seen near the former millpond.

The conservation area has washrooms, a bicycle repair station, a pollinator garden and rentable picnic shelters. Main and north entrances are both on Holt Road; use the trail map to choose your starting point.

What to see and do

  • 5.5 kilometres of trails
  • Bowmanville Creek and ponds
  • Cedar swamp
  • Old millpond dam

Before you go

Dogs must be leashed. Trails are not maintained in winter; check the current map and notices before choosing an entrance and route.

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