F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area

• Meg Pill on Google
  
  
  (March 19, 2019, 3:01 pm)

  A beautiful area for birding... bring the kids!
  
  FYI taking the trail to Bannister Lake area is quite difficult during icy days. Lots of the ice slopes down towards the water.

• Roger Pearce on Google
  
  
  (January 12, 2019, 9:31 pm)

  Nice easier short walk. Lots of mosquitoes and ticks in the summer

• Gav Jones on Google
  
  
  (November 9, 2018, 11:25 pm)

  Great walk with the family and dog. Lots of birds and bird feeders on the boardwalk. Leave your hand out and wait for a bird to land on it. The trail is easy to navigate and a breeze to walk

• Grant Silverthorn on Google
  
  
  (October 26, 2018, 10:39 pm)

  Great trail system, if short. The boardwalk has recently been rebuilt, and trails are in pretty good shape, not overrun by tourists like alot of the other local trails.

• Megan L on Google
  
  
  (August 21, 2018, 12:28 am)

  My favourite trail in the area. Growing up in Ayr, my grandfather would take me and my sister here most weekends during the summer and fall. Really nice trail with lots of plant and wildlife. Bring some seed as the chickadees will eat off your hand. There used to be a lot of turtles although I have not seen them in years. There are a few places where the trail is narrow, it's not a trail suitable to bring a stroller as there are log steps and lots of steep hills. A few years ago they stopped maintaining the trail altogether, so I was happy to see it's walkable again. They also added a new boardwalk near the entrance. It's not a long trail, takes me and my boyfriend about 30 minutes to walk the entire trail. Also if you hit the old boardwalks be careful as there are some holes and wobbly boards.

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