Little Pond

Embark on an easy hike through the Page Pond and Forest loop, a route that guides you through varied terrain including upland forest, wetlands, and fallow fields. You will discover picturesque shoreline views of Page Pond and active beaver ponds, with tranquil stretches along Page Brook. This pleasant journey covers 2.6 miles (4.2 km) with a gentle elevation gain of 138 feet (42 metres), typically taking about 1 hour and 6 minutes to complete.

When planning your visit, note that the Page Pond Community Forest offers an extensive network of trails. You can find maps available at the kiosk located on Jenness Hill Road to help you navigate the area. Pets are welcome to join you on your hike, provided they remain on a leash. The well-graded Multi-Use Trail also makes this a suitable option for snowshoeing during the winter months.

The Page Pond Community Forest is a notable area for its diverse ecosystems, providing a rich habitat for local wildlife and plant species. Keep an eye out for wildflowers such as the Pink Lady Slipper, especially if you visit in the spring. This community forest setting ensures a well-maintained and accessible outdoor experience, making it a valuable natural asset for the region.