COVID-19 UPDATE:
If you’re planning a Conservation Area visit, please call ahead or visit the website to find out if there are any closures or service disruptions. Please find all Conservation Authority contact information here.
#StepIntoNature in three easy steps:
- Visit a Conservation Area
- Snap a fun selfie or nature image
- Share it on social media using the hashtags #HealthyHikes & #StepIntoNature
Conservation Ontario and Ontario's 36 Conservation Authorities challenge you to spend time hiking in our province's nearly 300 Conservation Areas!
Register to track your time spent hiking at Conservation Areas!
Healthy Hikes Video Series
Forest Therapy ft. Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area.
Join Cathy & Cee from
Bitten Escapes on their
adventure through Ontario’s Conservation Areas.
Conservation Areas
are natural lands that are owned and managed by Conservation Authorities. Hidden within these natural gems are lakes, rivers, and streams as well as wetlands, sand dunes, beaches, waterfalls, caves, and forests just waiting to be explored.
Did You Know?
Some doctors are prescribing hikes to patients suffering from diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, depression, anxiety, and obesity.
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