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76249 Bannockburn Line, Exeter, ON N0M 1L0, Canada

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P W
at 2022 Oct 26
P W
at 2022 Oct 26
Coming from Lambton County it was nice to have some hills to climb as its so flat around here.
Nghi Nguyễn
at 2022 Apr 24
Nghi Nguyễn
at 2022 Apr 24
I’m surprised of this place didn’t receive much reviews as it deserves. This place is so cuteeeeeee, feel like a forest in a fairy tale. It has a pretty long stream run through the forest. Suitable for beginners and even family with kids.
Dawnalee Bonilla
at 2021 Sep 19
Dawnalee Bonilla
at 2021 Sep 19
Awesome trail , Free parking ,pet friendly ,lots to looks at and mostly boarded board walk .
Chris P.
at 2021 Aug 22
Chris P.
at 2021 Aug 22
Great place to hike, lots of boardwalk, and some challenging climbs ( stairs). I think the main loops is about 2km. Near the end by the teepee go left, not the trail to the right of it, trees are not marked. Even if you do get lost its a small enough loop that eventually you would reach the main path again. There are a couple creeks and bridges, but safe enough for kids. Pit toilets right at the start by the parking lot. Also Google is a couple hundred meters off on the map, so when it says you've arrived just keep going, we were driving in from Varna. Enjoy.
Rebecca
at 2021 Jan 09
Rebecca
at 2021 Jan 09
The trail and forest is amazing. Be prepared to hit a gravel road for at least 3km before reaching the trail head. Parking for up to 6 vehicles I would estimate. There is a garbage can at the entrance of the trail. Board walks, bridges and staircase are well maintained, as well as the trail markers. So a big shout out to the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority for keeping this place spectacular. Please note that It was super icey when we went out (beginning of January). This should not be unexpected, I would like to stress heavily that you bring along on a set of ice grips. Stay safe, and enjoy.
Maxine Tubbe
at 2020 Oct 03
Maxine Tubbe
at 2020 Oct 03
Beautiful hiking area. Well maintained. Many signs along the paths with educational information. Trails could be better marked for routes (we weren't sure where it was ok to leave the boardwalk). One area has the remains of a log cabin and barn. Interesting. We will return when we are in the area again.
Jessi Burk
at 2019 Oct 18
Jessi Burk
at 2019 Oct 18
Great trail, not overly travelled or busy. The large trail is easy to walk for the average person. Some slight inclines and slippery sections. Smaller loop available with boardwalks and all flat terrain for those would rather. Some parts of the trails have signage that point out different trees or parts of the area.
There is signage for an old barn and pioneer house but there is not much left of either. The barn has no remains, only a clearing in the trees and a dip in the ground. The house has some rubble from the foundation but it is mostly gone and overgrown with trees and bushes. Great for a small hike if you are not looking for a day trip.

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