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Lakeview Park – Ronald C. Deeth Park loop from Pumphouse Marsh Wildlife Reserve

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Canada

Ontario

Oshawa

Lakeview Park – Ronald C. Deeth Park loop from Pumphouse Marsh Wildlife Reserve

Easy

5.0

(3)

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Lakeview Park – Ronald C. Deeth Park loop from Pumphouse Marsh Wildlife Reserve

01:56

33.1km

130m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Bus stop

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429 m

Lakeview Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Lakeview Park is located along the shore of Lake Ontario at the City of Oshawa. The community park, established in 1920, offers many recreational opportunities, among others swimming, hiking the Waterfront Trail or Oshawa Creek Trail, or visiting the historic Oshawa Museum.

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5.71 km

Camp X Memorial at Intrepid Park

Highlight • Monument

Very interesting -- and little-known -- piece of Canadian and WWII history. Not much to see at the site other than the monument and plaques, but you can read about it on Wikipedia and elsewhere.

Be sure to take the little side trail down to the beach!

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7.66 km

Thickson's Woods

Forest

8.82 km

Ronald C. Deeth Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Ronald C. Deeth Park in Whitby is a park along the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, east of Thickson's Point. There is a gazebo along the trail. There is no access from the cliff to Lake Ontario. (Visit June 4, 2025)
The Park is named after a former mayor of Whitby, who played a key role in developing the waterfront area.

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11.4 km

Waterfront Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Following the Lake Ontario shoreline, the Whitby section of the Waterfront Trail offers long, easy walking and cycling routes with steady lake views, breezy open stretches, and access to several parks and marina areas. The path is mostly paved and flat, running past Lynde Shores, Whitby Harbour, Iroquois Beach, and the waterfront promenade, with plenty of spots to stop for views of the lake. Boardwalk sections, shaded pockets, and signed wayfinding make it simple to follow, and it connects seamlessly to the rest of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail. A scenic, reliable lakeside route ideal for relaxed rides, long walks, or sunrise outings by the water.

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15.5 km

Lynde Creek

Lake

17.2 km

Lynde Shores Conservation Area

Highlight • Natural

Established in 1972, Lynde Shores Conservation Area offers a network of flat, easy trails that wind through marsh, meadow, and lakeshore forest. Boardwalks and wide paths take you through the mix of wetlands and wooded pockets that draw in waterfowl, deer, and plenty of songbirds creating a relaxed environment near the shore of Lake Ontario.

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21.9 km

Whitby Harbour Marina

Highlight • Monument

Whitby Harbour is a historic and important port on Lake Ontario. It is known for its sheltered basin, which facilitated regional trade, particularly grain exports, in its early history.
Today, it is a central hub of the town of Whitby, serving both commercial and recreational purposes. The marina offers over 300 berths and is home to the Whitby Yacht Club. (Visit June 4, 2025)
Source: bobsnautical.com/index_Whiby.htm

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33.1 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

31.1 km

1.28 km

333 m

289 m

110 m

Surfaces

31.0 km

1.11 km

535 m

443 m

Elevation

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Friday 12 June

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Lakeview Park

Camp X Memorial at Intrepid Park

Ronald C. Deeth Park

Waterfront Trail

Lynde Shores Conservation Area

Whitby Harbour Marina

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