Fanshawe Trails
Enjoy our 21 km Lake Trail for hiking and biking, and our 3.4 km of hiking trails within our park.
 FAQ-WHY ARE FANSHAWE'S UNMARKED BIKE TRAILS BEING CLOSED?
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A park admission fee, payable at the front entrance gates, is required in order to use any trails. Season’s passes, also available at the gatehouses, give you unlimited yearly entrance to Fanshawe, Pittock, and Wildwood Conservation Areas. Entry fees help us to maintain and improve the conservation areas' trails and facilities.
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Always carry your Cyclist/Pedestrian Pass
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Trails are open from dawn to dusk (night riding is prohibited)
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Slow down and use caution when approaching or overtaking other trail users
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At all times travel only on marked trails and respect trail closures
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Do not disturb wildlife or pick or transplant flowers or plants
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Bikers must wear and use appropriate safety equipment - helmets are mandatory and bike bells are recommended
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Do not climb fences
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Keep dogs on leash and under control at all times, and remember to stoop and scoop
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Keep trails free of litter
FANSHAWE LAKE TRAIL
(21 km, hiking/biking)
The Lake Trail circles all the way around Fanshawe Reservoir, going through mature forests, open meadows and along three stretches of roadway. For your safety and to prevent damage to habitat, please stay on the marked trails at all times. We highly recommended that anyone hiking or biking this trail carry a copy of the Lake Trail guide.
BIKING: Direction of travel alternates depending on the date - on even numbered days go clockwise; on odd numbered days go counterclockwise (e.g. June 6 is clockwise; June 7 is counterclockwise). Bike helmets are mandatory, regardless of age or experience.
FALLEN TREE REPORT LINE
Please let us know if you come across a downed tree