The first time in visiting Wilder Forest was so enjoyable, we took the time to visit again (see our first visit to Wilder Forest here). Wilder Forest is just under an hour drive from Toronto, to the north-east.
Being the first sunny and warm day of March, we wanted to revisit the forest!
Pathway at Wilder Forest.
The terrain of Wilder Forest features rolling hills and valleys, in which the trail weaves around and over. If you are looking for a good leg workout, head here!
This time we were able to visit the Lookout Point, not far from a trailhead entrance off the road. Here, you can enjoy views of Durham Region and Toronto.
We parked at entrance F9 on Concession 6. We were able to visit the lookout point marked by the star on the trail map.
Have you visited Wilder forest? Let us know in the comments!
Claireville Conservation Area
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Spruce Bog Boardwalk at Algonquin Provincial Park
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Lookout Point Trail at Algonquin Provincial Park
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The Ground Stompers 
I have not been to Wilder Forest, but I’ll have to add this to my list of places to check out. Looks like a nice trail that is reasonably close to Toronto.
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Glad to hear you think it is as lovely as we did!
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Thank You for introducing me to such a gorgeous place. I have never heard of Uxbridge, but through your post can make out that it is a fascinating place to experience nature’s wintry beauty. Canada is so beautiful.
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Thanks for your comment Monica I am glad you find it to be as beautiful as I do! Happy exploring!
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