Nestled across from Science North in Sudbury, Ontario, the Lily Creek Boardwalk is a short but stunning 350-metre trail perfect for a quick nature escape. This elevated boardwalk winds through a sensitive wetland...
Nestled across from Science North in Sudbury, Ontario, the Lily Creek Boardwalk is a short but stunning 350-metre trail perfect for a quick nature escape. This elevated boardwalk winds through a sensitive wetland environment, offering an up-close look at native flora and fauna without disturbing the delicate ecosystem.
Whether you’re a casual hiker, a birdwatching enthusiast, or just looking for a peaceful moment surrounded by nature, this hidden gem delivers a surprising amount of beauty in a compact space. Keep your eyes peeled for turtles, herons, ducks, and red-winged blackbirds!
Quick, serene, and filled with wildlife—Lily Creek Boardwalk is perfect for a spontaneous micro-adventure.
* Location: Across from Science North, Sudbury, ON
* Trail Length: 350 metres (easy & accessible)
* Dogs allowed
* Activities: Birdwatching, photography, nature walk
TIP: Park at Lilly Creek Park (off Centennial Drive)
Comments (7)
Have not been to any Sudbury trails yet but there looks like some beauties. We have a tripp to Chutes Provincial Park coming up and our goal is toHave not been to any Sudbury trails yet but there looks like some beauties. We have a tripp to Chutes Provincial Park coming up and our goal is to hike the Cup And Saucer Trail on Manitoulin Island. Loved the video and the birds chirping throughout. More ...
Thsi reminds me of NB. They have so many boardwalk trails exploring wetlands and conservation areas.
This looks like a great spot for wildlife viewing! I love the Red-winged Blackbirds in the video - they are always one of the first songs we hear inThis looks like a great spot for wildlife viewing! I love the Red-winged Blackbirds in the video - they are always one of the first songs we hear in spring, bringing hope of warmer weather. Beautiful looking spot! More ...
That is a fantastic boardwalk! Interesting that dogs are allowed but perhaps it is not an official bird sanctuary, just a park.