Pickeringの天然記念物・トップ5

ペティコート・クリーク保全地域は、オンタリオ湖のほとりにある景色の良い170エーカーのウォーターフロントの隠れ家です。ドラマチックな断崖とトロントのスカイラインのパノラマビューで有名なこの公園は、アクティブなレクリエーションと自然保護を組み合わせて提供しています。敷地内を蛇行する広大なウォーターフロントトレイルの一部を探索したり、ウォーターフロントセンターを楽しんだり、成熟した木々の間に点在する数多くの日陰のピクニックサイトを利用したりできます。多様な鳥の生息地と草の生い茂るオープンスペースがあり、この地域は湖畔の完璧な目的地を提供します。

The Mast Trail takes you through the Rouge National Urban Park. It is one of the largest urban parks in North America and is located in the Greater Toronto Area. Ideal for a trip out of the hustle and bustle of the city into the countryside.

The 'Greenwood Conservation Area' is located in the area of the city of Ajax east of Toronto. An area of 600 acres in the valley of Duffins Creek was designated a conservation area by the Metro Toronto Region Conservation Committee in 1958. The protected area falls under the jurisdiction of the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The authority oversees approximately 3,500 km2 in a total of nine water catchment areas in the region with a focus on the conservation and management of natural resources. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto_and_Region_Conservation_Authority

Little Rouge Creek is a major tributary of the Rouge River. The two rivers run parallel south in the southern part of Rouge National Urban Park, separated by a forested ridge. Their confluence is just north of Highway 401, a short distance from where the larger river flows into Lake Ontario. The northern part of the national park is designated in the valley of Little Rouge Creek.

Very interesting peace of Canadian history. This one classroom school was established in 1850 and served community for over the century. Even more interesting is the big silver maple right next to it, that was planted at the same time. Great spot to take a lunch break in the shade of the 170 years old maple. Enjoy and respect