Nashville Conservation Reserve

Cute place with trail leading uphill (or downhill depending on where you parked and started the trail at). Very low traffic and quiet place. Lots of mosquitoes come prepared.

Im doing some archeological here. Beautiful place.
The hiway 413 will swallow up the beauty her somehow. Shame

A beautiful and spacious retreat where one will find an abundance of wild life living within the confines of the Humber River valley. The River itself winds through open sunny pastures, dark copses of fur, and sun dappled forests. Quiet, clean and well maintained trails make for pleasant walking or snow showing depending on the season.

Incredibly beautiful trails here. Perfect in winter or summer seasons. Suggest bringing your furry friend along for the walk - it’s my pups favourite spot!

Very nice and chill winter hike. Wear proper boots as the snow is deep in parts. The trail is not a loop. Easy trail 30min walk. Bridge is at the beginning of the trail over passing a river. Parked by the street. Didn’t see anyone on the trail so I let Theo run off leash which he enjoyed with the deep snow. I wish there was a map at the beginning of the trail with some info about the trail. It’s always nice to see one of those.otherwise highly recommend it for an easy mid day hike after work to free your mind.

Really pretty walking trail! We were warned about ticks while on the trail by passerby’s, we didn’t see any, but just be aware!

I believe it is still getting developed. I gues there was only one marked trail but don't worry you won't get lost.

Nice views from the top.

No parking. Tall grass with ticks. Not recommended now while the trail and bridge are closed / under construction.

Really fun and easy walking/hiking trails! Very beautiful as well the day I visited. Would highly recommend checking Nashville Conservation Reserve out if you get a chance to! Be wary though, the bridge leading to the main trail may be closed when you arrive.

Stunning reclaimed farmlands straddling the Humber River. Lots of mixes growth forest, meadows, and ruins to be discovered. Intense sounds and smells fill the air from the multitude of birds and wildflowers. Kilometers of well maintained paths wind throughout the area. Parking can be challenging, but finding a spot is well worth the effort. Highly recommended for a scenic hike, a peaceful stroll, or with luck, animal watching.

Nice trail and very serene
Parking on side road free not much visitors to soothing with bird sound chirping and beautiful nature beauty

Yet another hidden gem in GTA.seems like very few know about this place which is nice. See lots of young families enjoying the trails and some fishing and some picnicking. Very peaceful area. I enjoyed the trail and spent good hr and a half here.

There is a very good road inside this for doing mountain biking or hiking, the time I visited the place the road work was going on and was not open for public. Bit I can guess by now it night have been opened. There is a beautiful old bridge which you will like while visiting this place. Take some mosquito/bug repellent while visiting this place.

Great spot for a hike and a great place to go exploring. There are multiple little trails to discover. The water streams are crystal clear and very relaxing to sit beside.

The trail itself is closed off after a little bit for future expansion which means you can veer off into the surrounding nature! Makes for a nice, relaxing walk.

We went there a week ago and were there during the winter as well. We went tobogganing over a little slope which was a lot of fun! Mind you it's only a slight slope, still was the highlight of our trek! Clearly little people enjoy the little things in life waaay more than adults.

The path is quite simple though not maintained. There is however a new trail under construction to provide a new incline walking section that is going to produce quite the view!

A lot of portion is blocked for maintenance/ construction. Some side trails are overgrown, long grass. Otherwise not crowded. Secluded, serene. Much area is planted, symmetric rows of pine trees

Great spot to go for a walk. Nice little river you can sit by, some wooded areas and a couple paths to choose from. Beautiful old bridge over the river. You do have to park on the road however it is free so it's totally worth it

Its a nice place a have river. But right now Construction in place and its not worth going there. You have to return back after 300 Meters.
Another this is people they throw Allot of garbage over, you will notice allot of tim hortons cups platic everywhere.

Who ever visiting in future please show some respect

Thanks

It's mostly closed for construction but normally these trails are excellent. Watch out for ticks by the creek.

Quiet and simple to walk through, this trail is a nice little place to get away. Easily accessible, however there is no parking lot. Good nature views.

Lots of different parking options that allow you into the park. Main loop was under construction last time I was there. It’s a nice enough walk but the park doesn’t have any especially distinguishing features. Good walk that will make you feel like you were active.

Good experience before, but this Saturday went there again it is under construction for the main trail and there are some small trails with no mark, didn’t try. Too many people which is also quite different from before

A group of trails sorted into several loops. No dedicated parking but there's plenty of room on the side of the road as the entrance starts on a no exit street. The terrain varies from trail loops with the largest being the hardest to traverse. The main loop is currently under construction as of 2020-10-11.

Beautiful place for hiking. Landscape changes throughout the hike so the scenery is constantly very pretty to take-in.

An amazing trail that has multiple changes in elevation. You often see people walk their pets at this trail. This trail remains open all year. Parts of it become hard to reach in the winter.

Could you have a picnic here? Maybe not. Since it is a conservation, I highly recommend you don't bring anything you have to throw away (I. E. Plastic water bottles, coffee cups). There are no garbage cans.someone left their Tim Hortons cup upside down on a twig.

Be careful how you park your vehicle, you have to park on the side of the road.

I wish I took more photos of this place while taking my time. Maybe on the next visit.

Beautiful trail, especially in the fall. Not busy and had a few spots that are very wooded. Be sure to wear protective clothing, bring deet spray and expose the least amount of skin. I was bitten by a deer tick there last week. Just check yourself thoroughly when leaving.

Went here recently and it was a blast! Plenty of space to do some quiet trekking, or more strenuous hiking.

Great secluded small park. Perfect for a picnic with a view of the river. Digest with a stroll into the forest. Hard to find entry and parking as it is not well indicated. Waze was not useful so we looked at gmap.