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Sue
November 6, 2025
The Humberwood Bird Flyway is a quiet, lightly trafficked loop near the upper Humber River, known more for its birdlife than its trail infrastructure. Though the path is unmarked and overgrown in places, it winds through a mix of wetlands and wooded edges where you might spot mallards, cardinals, red-winged blackbirds, and other seasonal migrants. It’s best visited in early spring or fall for birdwatching, and while it’s not a polished trail, it's a peaceful detour for anyone exploring the Humber River corridor.
Ivan K
April 25, 2019
Road cycling
While enjoying West Humber river recreation trail, hiking or biking, close to the Claireville lake, you will come accoss this educational area about migrating birds of the Ontario. You will definetly learn some new and interesting facts.
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