Sidney Conservation Area

Sidney Conservation Area at 379 Airport Road, Stirling ON is a quaint property with just over 1 km of trails.

A scenic path winding through a lush, green forest with tall trees and sunlight filtering through the leaves.
A serene woodland scene featuring a simple wooden bridge amid a carpet of fallen leaves, surrounded by dense trees.
A tranquil forest path flanked by tall pines and lush green foliage under a partly sunny sky.
A narrow dirt trail meanders through a lush forest, with trees, green foliage, and a fallen log bridging a small dip in the landscape.
A serene walking trail winding through a dense forest of tall pine trees under a clear sky.
A small stream meanders through a lush, sunlit forest filled with green undergrowth and scattered fallen branches.
A tranquil forest scene with dense trees and a small trail leading through it. Sunlight filters through the foliage, illuminating patches of the forest floor.
A serene forest path lined with pine trees and covered in fallen leaves, illuminated by sunlight filtering through the branches.
Sunlight filters through the tall trees of a snow-covered forest, highlighting a pathway and patches of orange leaves among predominantly bare trunks.
Snow-covered path through a forest with tall trees and sunlight filtering through branches.

Explore Sidney

You'll wind through a stately red pine plantation, sections of mixed forest, and open areas. This area is a popular destination for cross country skiers and those seeking a simple nature trails.

  • Wind Phone
  • Hiking
  • Cross country skiing
  • Dog walking (dogs must be leashed at all times)
  • Passive Biking - Passive Biking is recognized by Quinte Conservation as the activity in which individuals on bicycles traverse designated trails outlined by the Authority at a leisurely pace that would not pose a danger to trail users or wildlife, and would have minimal environmental impact.

  • Parking lot

Intermediate Trails - 1.6 km

  • Some elevation gain
  • Some steep sections
  • Uneven terrain

When visiting Quinte Conservation's areas, please make sure to:

  • Keep your pets leashed and clean up after them at all times
  • Stay on marked trails
  • Take everything with you, including your pet's waste – there are no garbage bins
  • Never remove natural items

Please note:

  • Areas open at sunrise and close at sunset
  • Overnight camping is not allowed
  • Alcohol is not allowed
  • Campfires are not allowed

The cross-country skiing trails are not groomed and motorized vehicles are not permitted outside of designated parking areas. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • All-terrain vehicles and dirt bikes
  • Motorized or electric bikes
  • Snowmobiles
  • Cars and SUVs
  • Motorized aerial devices such as drones
Aerial map showing various color-coded trails with symbols indicating different amenities and landmarks around a central lake.

Trail Map

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Avenza Mobile Map

White canvas with 'SidneyConservation Area' written and the Quinte Conservation logo.

Parking

Parking is by donation. Donations support trail maintenance, infrastructure upgrades/repairs, and improvement projects. 

Visit our donation page to support Sidney Conservation Area. 

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