With a total area of 339 km2 the Township is home to some of the province’s most scenic landscapes and country sides. The Township falls within the Greenbelt and Oak Ridges Moraine and possesses a large amount of natural and ecological significance.
King Township’s diverse landscape provides users with a variety of different ecosystems to explore. There is over 100 kilometres of public trails situated within the Township of King.
Winter 2021 - Maintained Trails
The Township of King will be maintaining some trails throughout the winter, in an effort to encourage our community to get outside and stay active during the colder months! See below for the maps:
Stay on marked trails, follow the signage that will guide you safely along the pathway.
Keep to the right. This allows others to travel by you safely.
Trails are a great place for you to exercise with your pet. Please keep all pets on a leash and be sure to clean up anything left behind.
Please place garbage in receptacles provided or take it home with you.
Do not disturb plants or wildlife.
Please be cautious of poison ivy.
Respect the privacy of neighbouring residents.
Enjoy cycling at our Centennial Park Trails. Be sure to wear protective gear and always yield to pedestrians. When passing, provide a sound to let others know that you are moving past.
Motorized vehicles are not allowed on any trail or in a park.
If you require further information on one of our trails, have a concern or want to report a problem on a trail please contact parks@king.ca or 905-833-5321.
Trails Listing
Click here for an interactive map of trails located throughout King Township.
Trail Name
Address
Notes
Centennial Park
14855 Jane Street
Mountain bike trails located here
Jane Underhill Trail
Street parking available by Blue Heron Park along Austin Rumble Court (3 hour maximum)
Salamandar Path
Street parking available by Salamander Park along Tatton Court (3 hour maximum)
Station Trail/ Dog Park Trail
50 Langdon Drive
Street parking available by Kettle Lake Park (3 hour maximum)
Spring Hill Path/ Adelia Path & Lily Valley Path
Street parking on Spring Hill Drive
Trail Name
Address
Notes
Cold Creek Conservation Area
14125 11th Concession
6.6 km of marked trails
Dogs allowed (on leash)
Public Picnic Shelter available
Bird watching
Historic sight-seeing
Cross country skiing & snowshoeing
Davis Park/ Nobleton Trail
45 MacTaggart Drive
Tasca Park Trail
49 Parkheights Trail
Dean Plumer Park - Nobleridge/ FandorTrails/ Hill Farm North Trail/ Hill Farm Meadow
96 Parkheights Trail
Trail Name
Address
Notes
Pottageville Park North Trail
4380 18th Sideroad
Trail Name
Address
Notes
Dufferin Marsh Trail/ Bird Feeder Trail
Street parking available along Doctor Kay Drive (3 hour maximum)
Fox Trail
West of 214 Roselena Drive
Waterlily Path
Street parking on Water Lily Trail Road
Trail Upgrades & Construction
Multi-use trail development on the 15th and 10th Concessions in Nobleton - ongoing
Trail link connection from King Road to the King City GO Transit Station
Staff are working with York Region Forestry to develop a trail system through regionally managed lands behind the King Country Estates subdivision to the 15th Concession and 8th Concession area connecting the outer rural boundary of Nobleton to the Village Core - ongoing
Staff are working with landscape architects to develop trail connections from Cold Creek Conservation Area to YMCA Cedar Glen heading north to the Oak Ridges Trail