Stouffville Conservation Area

Wanted to hike this trail for some time, we really enjoyed it and would do a repeat. Trails are wide giving lots of space to walk. BC it's early May, some parts of trail were muddy. Not much signage but part that's the best part of hiking. Thinking May to end of June would be tough hiking with mosquito? Season.

The trail is clean, some parts are wide, some are narrow. But unlike some other trails in the forest, this one doesn't have wet and muddie patches on the road. I think there is enough parking for 20-30 cars. Also there is a nice shad near the lake. In summer it's great for walking dogs and let them go in the water.

Very nice and easy hiking trails with a reasonable amount of parking. Highly recommended in winter months.

Nice trails in the woods. Hiking or biking most activities here. Just get the map. Conservation area connected with York Forest. Two different parking lots.

Walking trails are mediocre. Signage is non-existent. People are required to pick up after their dogs but for some reason the people who take their horses through the trails think its fine to leave horse-piles everywhere. There are better trails within 20mins in every direction.

This is such a quiet conservation area with many hiking trails. Amazing place if your trying to get away from the city life!

It was in early March, but the temperature was at 15°c. Sunny but windy. Parked at the the Whitchurch Conservation Area, the parking lot was icy, slippery. Walked the Robison Tract loop plus some side trails to reach my 6km goal. It was a nice hiking.

Amazing destination for summer hike and winter snow hike. The pond/lake area is a good place for gathering and shelter in case of rain/snowstorm

Nice trails decent parking not to busy. All and all everything I was looking for.
Will definitely be going back.

Simple and easy trail for family and dog walkers. There are some side trails that might add a pinch of difficulty. Nice pond at the end makes it worthwhile.

It's a good idea for approximate 5K easy trail but there is little confuse about some private property, government need to boundary out the public area

They have cleared out a great path around the pond to the left. Follow the blue painted trees down the new fence line to the left. 1.7 km of paths.

The trails are unkept even though the city boasts that they did work to maintain it. As a result all the trails are ALWAYS muddy. Depending on what trail you take you might be hopping over trees that have fallen across the path, or find you can't see the trail at all. Also there is always tons of trash and thing stapled or nailed to trees.