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KORTRIGHT CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION
Woods, streams, meadows and marked hiking trails sitting on 400 acres of land. Provides guided and non-guided walks and activities focused on nature. Also a café and gift shop. Open daily. Adults $6-$8; seniors $5; children age 15 and under free (with families), $5 for special events. Parking $3.
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9550 Pine Valley Dr., Hwy. 400 to Major Mackenzie Drive, west to Pine Valley Dr.
905-832-2289
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