Weekend Outdoor Inspiration January 29, 2021

EVENTS

City of Burlington
You can play disc golf at Tyandaga Golf Course, outdoor pickleball at the courts at Leighland & Optimist Park, artificial outdoor rinks, neighbourhood outdoor rinks, winter play equipment lending (snow shoes!) all for free click here
Don’t forget about the Outdoor Winter Play Challenge. Compete as a family and earn points for activities completed – all for free. It’s been extended to February 28, 2021
and the Story Walks have been extended through the winter months check locations here

City of Hamilton
The City of Hamilton is running the Frosty Fun program. There’s Story Walks! For information and locations check here, you can borrow snow shoes and nordic poles for free (reservation required) check it out here and outdoor skating. Winter Disc Golf is coming but they haven’t announced when yet.

Snowshoeing at Kelso – hours have been extended on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights to 7pm
Kelso has launched a new experience! Snowshoeing! You can rent them onsite with a reservation or bring your own, they’ve got campfires going and you get a complimentary hot drink

Winterlit- An illuminated walk in the woods
Mountsberg has illuminated 2 of their trails and you can can check it out daily from 5:30 to 10pm daily until February 15. Reservations required

HIKING

Robert Edmonsdon Conservation Area, Milton ON
Hidden gem alert! Robert Edmonsdon CA is a small conservation area but worth it. It’s perfect for smaller kids as it’s not a long trail and it’s relatively flat but still has some great views! There’s a frozen pond, a boardwalk through a marsh area, and a beautiful forest to walk through.

Bulls Point Loop, Royal Botanical Gardens, Old Guelph Rd Entrance
Bulls Point Loop trail is about 5km long, steep elevations at times (but short lived) boardwalks & stairs. Part of it runs along the water with views of Cootes Paradise, a bunch of look out points, lots of wildlife to see.

If you’re looking to stay in town, in Halton you can find trails at Millcroft Park (Millcroft Park Dr), Orchard Woodlot Central (Orchard Rd) and Village Wood Park (Chalmers St Oakville). In Hamilton some options are the Randall Park (Robson Cres), William Connell Park – which also has a really fun playground (West 5th), Bayfront Park (Harbour Front Dr).

outdoorconfessions

I love the outdoors and I hike a lot. Sometimes I bring my kids. I love to inspire others to get outside and explore too! I post trail reviews, outdoor events and tips and tricks for getting out more. Join the chat on Facebook for even more inspiration.

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