Introducing Jack Pine Trail, a renowned brand that offers an immersive outdoor experience for nature enthusiasts. Nestled in a picturesque location, this trail attracts adventurers seeking to reconnect with nature and explore its captivating beauty. Jack Pine Trail prides itself on providing a range of activities tailored to suit all interests and skill levels. From winding boardwalks that lead to breathtaking vistas to bird feeding areas that invite a myriad of wildlife, guests are treated to an unforgettable journey through the seasons. With a commitment to preserving the natural habitat, Jack Pine Trail offers a sanctuary where visitors can bask in tranquility and admire the diverse flora and fauna that call this place home. Whether it's spotting chipmunks scurrying across the forest floor or encountering majestic deer along the trail, every moment at Jack Pine Trail is an opportunity to reconnect with the wonders of the natural world. Embark on an adventure like no other with Jack Pine Trail.
Amenities and More
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Children
- Good for kids
- Kid-friendly hikes
- Amenities
- Picnic tables
- Public toilet
- Activities
- Hiking
Reviews
Nice place for hiking/ walking trail with family members in fall season or summer and spring time.
Parked at P9 off Moodie, lots of space. Some picnic tables on edge of P9. Washrooms at P9. I walked every trail except one where the boardwalk is damaged they closed it. Varied ecosystems provide for huge variety. Very picturesque.
One of the best places in Ottawa to take a nice hike and interact with wildlife 🙂 Just be respectful, don't litter 🚮 …
Great hiking place, clean. FYI dogs are not allowed. A portion of the board walk is closed off as some places are unstable and need fixing.
I visit this trail every year twice. Once in the fall to visualize all of the changing colours in the trees, as well as once in the spring once the snow is melted and the greenery is flourishing once again. In my opinion it is perfect for families, runners and bikers. As it consists of an entire trail system the length of your visit is totally up to you. đź‘Ť
Beautiful trail and easy hike. My children and I opted for a shorter option (30 min to reach the end). It is a kid friendly trail. Great for bird feeding. Well maintained but very mudy in some patches and as a heads up too many mosquitoes. You will see cute chipmunks and squirells and a variety of birds and beautiful wild mushrooms as well among other things. Parking available at P9 with washrooms and a couple of picnic tables. Not very stroller friendly because of the tree roots and stones so it would be hard to manage the stroller unless you have a heavy duty stroller and you are up for the challenge. You will find a map at the entrance which will help you decide how to go with your hike if you prefer a longer or shorter option and at each point there are banners and another copy of the map to help you juggle your way through and stay on track without getting lost.
Amazing place to visit to find some peace around birds. Squirrels and birds are very friendly and with some patience, you can feed them off your hands. Keep a packet of seeds and experience it.
Good place to see the chickadees. Walking trail is relatively flat and very easy with young kids. However, I don't recommend strollers due to rocks and roots.
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