West Perth is a host to many outdoor areas including trails that are ideal for walking, hiking, jogging or biking.
The trails in West Perth wind through our Wetlands and follow along the Thames River where you can experience scenic landscapes, lush green space and natural animal habitats. West Perth is ideal for all outdoor enthusiasts as it provides a playground to completely experience nature while still being close to all amenities.
Check out local trails on the Perth County Digital Trail Map.
West Perth Thames Nature Trail |
Features
- Over 10kms of varied levels of difficulty
- Wheelchair, baby stroller and motorized scooter accessible in the North and middle sections
- Rugged and scenic in the South section
- Passes through the Wetlands, Centennial and Kinsmen Parks
- Great for photographers as there are many different bird species
Visit the Ontario Trails website for more information

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Lions Loop Trail |
Features
- 1km in length
- Trailhead located at Centennial Park
- Connects with the West Perth Thames Nature Trail
- Fully accessible for wheelchairs, baby strollers and motorized scooters
- Access to picnic areas and the animal park
Visit the Ontario Trails website for more information
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Neighbourwoods Demonstration Forest |
Features
- Formerly known as the Whirl Creek River Flats
- Over 150 different native trees and shrubs
- 26 species identified with fact signs
- A habitat to enjoy the natural bio-diversity of West Perth

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Sawyer Preservation Woodlot |
6100 Line 12, West Perth, ON N0K 1K0
Features:
- One main trail that offers a light 2.4km walking loop
- 34 species of trees are present
- Visitors are welcome during daylight hours
- Picnic tables and an outdoor woodstove are available to use located near the main area

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Fullarton Conservation Trail |
Features:
- Two main trails that offer 1.5 km of light hiking, dog walking and birding
- 230 animal species including birds, fish, reptiles, mammals and butterflies
- Many different kinds of vegetation to support a natural habitat
- Close to the Fullarton baseball diamonds for easy access to visitors

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