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      These natural greenway trails around a large marsh and a smaller pond opposite Heathside Crescent have several access points. Interpretive panels inform about the cultural and natural assets. Activities for families might include observing wildlife (flora and fauna) in spring and summer, and skating in winter.

      These trails were built as part of Parkland contribution in the 1990's when the area was developed for mixed housing. Access is from Parkland Drive or any of the many linking pathways. The park may also be readily accessed from the Mainland North Trail via Langbrae Drive or Farnham Gate Road. The trail follows a route around the Marsh and the smaller pond visible from Parkland Drive. The two are linked by a wooded trail along the stream and crossing Parkland Drive. The complete loop is approximately 2.5 km.

      Historically, this area has been used as an outdoor recreation resource in all seasons over the years. It is named after Andrew Belcher (1763-1841), son of Nova Scotia's first lieutenant governor Jonathan Belcher. Andrew was a successful merchant and landowner in his time. Hunting, fishing and skating were common in those early days. A traditional log cabin overlooking the marsh was the most recent evidence of the parks’ early use.
      Primary Trail Type: Cross-Country
      Land Status: Municipal Park
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      • 11

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      Open as of Oct 11, 2024
      Local Trail Association

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      Trails (view details)
      11
      Trails Mountain Bike
      11
      Trails Hike
      11
      Trails Trail Running
      11
      Trails Snowshoe
      11
      Total Distance
      6 miles
      Total Descent Distance
      1,493 ft
      Total Descent
      21 ft
      Total Vertical
      94 ft
      Highest Trailhead
      297 ft
      Reports
      2
      Ridden Counter
      25

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      bent6543addtrailactivity #27925746 and 10 more
      Mar 29, 2022 @ 2:46am
      Mar 29, 2022

      Activity Type Stats

      activitytypetrailsdistancedescentdescent distancetotal verticalratingglobal rankstate rankphotosreportsroutesridelogs
      Mountain Bike116 miles20 ft1,493 ft95 ft
      #94116
      Hike116 miles20 ft1,493 ft95 ft
      #11613
      Trail Running116 miles20 ft1,493 ft95 ft
      #11015
      Snowshoe116 miles20 ft1,493 ft95 ft
      #931
      • By bent6543TF Pro TRAILFORKS & contributors
      • Admins: MRWA
      • #50026 - 559 views

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