Cold Creek Conservation Area

Trails are clearly maked with directions. There are a variety of different landscapes. Overall, a very nice and enjoyable hike. We did most of the outer loop in about 2 hours.

Cold Creek is a nice place to spend about half a day. There were people barbecuing as well so you can spend the entire day if you plan to as well. The walk on the trails are nice. Clear cut path and nice places to take pictures as well. The bog board walk is unfortunately closed due to trees falling on it and destroying parts of it. The whole conservation area constitutes about 6 km of marked scenic nature trails for any beginner or seasoned hiker. A nice place to spend with your loved ones. I would wear good shoes as part of the trail consists of mud as well.

Wonderful place to go for a hike. Nice variety of dense and open spaces, and plenty of different lengths of loops to get the most out of your visit.Beautiful scenery from start to finish.

Beautiful light hiking trail in the pine woods. You can see the frozen lake and indulge in the silent forest. A loop about 6km, mostly flat, and you could shorten the hike with the trail connects. Takes around 1-2hours if you walk slow. Good for all ages.

I have gone disc golfing a few times. Tee pads still under construction but signage is up now. I like the terrain variations and the course as a beginner friendly course/ace place. This rating is assuming the tee pads will be well completed.

Extraordinarily rural, stunning & quaint with trails lined cedars, gentle slopes and in the middle of the forest, an incredibly well maintained outdoor rink! The pond area has become a forest ice rink adventure with picnics tables available & wood burning fire pits! The King staff mentioned, they were hoping more skaters would take advantage of this pond turned rink, as numbers have been very low (9 skaters the other day). Varied hikes throughout the conservation area with well marked trails & blazes. Ideal for trail running but scattered ice patches on the mix terrain. Gates are open 8:30-4:30 with ample free parking either at designated parking locations and/or along road side just outside the gates. No amenities open so bring your back pack, icers or skates! Had poles with me but not needed. The drive to the conservation is equally stunning & reminiscent of cottage country. Roads into park can be somewhat challenging with icy patches and narrow turns- drive with caution as cross country skiers share the roadways! Happy trails!

A quiet and less hiked trail, did not see any other hikers during the hiking. The grass were kind of tall on the trail. Took the Wetlands trail loop, but only completed the south portion. The total loop length is about 6km. Mosquitos were hungrily active, so bring you spray.

Great area to walk however I came here once with my dog and he had 6 ticks on him by the end of the walk despite staying on the path.

Lots of different trails and varies views each of them. Too bad the Boardwalk still close it looks nice.

Conservation area full of lovely summer and fall trails. Just that there are insect and mosquito risk during August. We experienced lovely summer like today, but the family with children got frustrated due to mosquitoes on the trails. Watch out for warning signs for ticks on some of the trails that to be avoided.