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Heart Lake Conservation Park loop — Brampton

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Heart Lake Conservation Park loop — Brampton

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Heart Lake Conservation Park loop — Brampton

02:28

9.52km

50m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 10, 2025

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After 8.03 km for 92 m

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Parking

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1.28 km

Heart Lake

Highlight • Lake

Heart Lake is a beautiful spring-fed kettle lake nestled within Brampton’s Heart Lake Conservation Area, formed thousands of years ago by retreating glaciers. Its distinctive heart shape gives the area its name, and the lake supports a variety of fish species, including rainbow trout and largemouth bass. Surrounded by forested slopes and wetlands, it's a fantastic natural centrepiece.

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3.01 km

Heart Lake Conservation Area

Highlight • Lake

Heart Lake Conservation Area covers 169 hectares of forests, wetlands, and trails around its namesake kettle lake. There are plenty of options for outdoor activities here, with several picnic spots, boat rentals, fishing, as well as a splash pad and pool to enjoy during the summer. Visitors can hike through the woodland trails, try ziplining and aerial games at Treetop Trekking, or check out the Medicine Wheel Garden and the TreeCaching Trail. It’s an excellent spot to spend the day outdoors exploring this beautiful area.

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3.06 km

Spring Lake

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Spring Lake is a quiet kettle lake tucked into the northern edge of Heart Lake Conservation Area, near the headwaters of Spring Creek. It’s smaller and less visited than Heart Lake, but it plays a key role in the local watershed, feeding into the Etobicoke Creek system. Surrounded by forest and wetland, it supports a diverse mix of birdlife, amphibians, and seasonal wildflowers in one of Brampton’s most ecologically valuable pockets.

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9.52 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

8.71 km

402 m

373 m

Surfaces

5.27 km

3.44 km

399 m

319 m

< 100 m

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