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This isn't the highest hill you'll ever climb, but you will have a good view over the surrounding area from up here.

This isn't the highest hill you'll ever climb, but you do have a nice view out to the horizon from here.

McKenzie Marsh is a protected wetland straddling St. John’s Sideroad with boardwalk access to ponds, forest, and wildlife viewing platforms. It’s part of the town’s natural heritage system, with interpretive signs and seasonal bird activity that make it a popular spot with walkers and nature lovers. You’ll likely spot great blue herons, egrets, mallards, and red-winged blackbirds, especially if you’re here during spring and fall migrations.

Fairy Lake is a beautiful reservoir along the Holland River, with a lovely paved path that loops around it. There are plenty of benches and picnic areas that look out over the water, making it a perfect spot for a quiet getaway, just a short distance from downtown.

Tom Taylor Trail is a great multi-use path that follows the Holland River through several parks, wetlands, and quiet neighbourhoods. Part of the larger Nokiidaa Trail system, it connects Newmarket and East Gwillimbury, offering a mostly flat, well-maintained route that is perfect for walking, cycling, and family outings. With boardwalks, bridges, and beautiful views of Fairy Lake, it’s a peaceful way to spend time in nature close to home.

Getting its name from the Ojibwe term for "walking together" the Naokiidaa Trail links many parks and green spaces around the city of Aurora. The trail is multi-use and the surface type varies from section to section as does the difficulty level, meaning that there is a portion of the Nokiidaa Trail that is just right for you to go walking together with friends and family.

The Oakridges trail system offer a wide range of trails and type and some wonderful fall views

You might be able to see a bison