Port Hope Conservation Area

Port Hope Conservation Area, which is 89.94 acres (36.4 ha) in size, is tucked beside the Ganaraska River. This land was acquired on February 3, 1964. The woodland trails along the Ganaraska River are rich in plant life and great for a picturesque stroll or nature photography. Not only a great place to relax and enjoy a picnic by the water, but also a popular spot for fishing. The Ganaraska Fishway (fish sanctuary) is on the south side of Highway 401.

How to get there:

• From East - 401 to traffic light turn left onto County Road 28 (Ontario Street).
• At the first light turn right onto Jocelyn Street.
• Go over Ganaraska river and turn right onto Cavan Street.
• Continue under the 401 and enter Port Hope Conservation Area to the right.

• From West - off the 401 turn right at the light, onto Jocelyn Street.
• Go straight through next light, continue over the Ganaraska River and turn right onto Cavan Street.
• Continue under the 401 and enter Port Hope Conservation Area to the right.