ROBERT EDMONDSON CONSERVATION AREA
About
Robert Edmondson Conservation Area, located in Milton, Ontario guides hikers along a beautiful pond before the trail loops in a figure-eight shape through the forest for a total distance of about 2.3 kilometers. The pond makes a great picnic spot and you can also fish from the pier or in a canoe. The trail is very kid-friendly and would also be able to accommodate a stroller or wheelchair. Boardwalks are used where the terrain becomes more marshlike through the wetlands and into the woods.
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During the spring, Robert Edmondson Conservation Area is blanketed by vibrant yellow Marsh Marigolds. The rich diversity of plant life also makes this area a haven for local wildlife from turtles to white-tailed deer. When the weather gets warmer, be prepared with mosquito-repellant because they thrive in that environment.
Park Access
Use the map below to locate Robert Edmondson Conservation Area's entrance and get driving directions.
Useful Information
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Mostly flat terrain and boardwalks.
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Robert Edmondson's trail is very kid-friendly.
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The trail is relatively stroller- and wheelchair-friendly.
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There are restrooms on-site.
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A small paid parking lot is available.
Trail Photos
Browse through photos of Robert Edmondson Conservation Area taken by fellow Halton Hikers members.
