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Pickering (2021 population 99,186 [1]) is a city located in Southern Ontario, Canada, immediately east of Toronto in Durham Region. Beginning in the 1770s, the area was settled by primarily British colonists.
- Wander Around A Park
- Spend A Day on The Waterfront
- Hike Through A Forest
- Walk Along The Water
- Enjoy Street Food
- Go to The Zoo
- Step Back in Time
- Window Shop
- Head For The Hills
- Admire The Trees
Not just any park, the 62.9 square kilometres Rouge National Urban Park. This historic park dates back to around 10,000 years ago and has been home to Palaeolithic nomadic hunters, Iroquoian farmers and early European explorers. The park itself was established in 1995 by not only Pickering, but also Toronto and Markham, as it spans all three of the...
Pickering’s Nautical Village is a unique community that sits along the edge of Lake Ontario. It makes for a great escape from the busy city centre, strolling around and enjoying all that it has to offer. The community is home to quaint shops, ice cream parlours, bakeries and cafés. There is even a beach complete with volleyball nets and areas to go...
The 53 hectare Altona Forest is an important ecological area as well as being a great place for a scenic hike. It is home to numerous plants and animals common to the area, as well as some that are less common. Hike on your own or go on a free guided hike of the forest, which is available every Saturday morning. Ogle at the wildflowers, ponds, tree...
The Waterfront Trail that is, which is a series of interconnected trails along the shores of Lake Ontario. The trail runs from Niagara-on-the-Lake east all the way to Cornwall, with Pickering sitting somewhere near the middle. The Pickering portion of the trail starts at Rouge Beach Park and continues east to Frenchman’s Bay, around Frenchman’s Bay...
If you happen to be in Pickering in August, don’t miss the Pickering Food Truck Festival. This three day festival is a foodie’s haven, with food trucks offering up some of their best eats. Esplanade Park near Pickering City Hall transforms into a foodie’s paradise with over 40 food trucks taking over. There are eating challenges, live music and eve...
The sprawling Toronto Zoo is just west of Pickering next to the Rouge National Urban Park. At 287 hectare, it is the largest zoo in Canada as well as one of the largest zoos in the world. There are over 5000 animals living at the zoo from all over the planet. In fact, it is separated into seven zoogeographic regions, each of which houses some fasci...
Visit the Pickering Museum Village and learn all about the history of the city. The museum is set within a number of historic buildings to show what life was like in Pickering from 1830 onwards. The Puterbaugh Schoolhouse, Duffin’s Creek General Store, Oddfellows’ Hall, Combination Barn and Bible Christian Chapel are just a few of the historic buil...
Or actually go shopping at the Pickering Town Centre; a large shopping mall that boasts over 200 stores. The mall opened its doors in 1972 and today is the busiest mall in the area. The mall houses both international and local brands, including H&M, Roots, American Eagle Outfitters, Lush and The Body Shop. There is also a Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH....
Visitors coming to Pickering in the winter should not miss the chance to head for the hills to go skiing, snowboarding or tobogganing. Luckily, this can be done right outside of the city’s limits at Lakeridge Ski Resort and Dagmar Ski Resort. Both of these ski resorts are just north of Pickering in Uxbridge, taking less than 30 minutes to get to fr...
There are around 69 types of trees at the Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, and plenty of wildlife that call the area home. Walk along the trails and admire the trees, which include oak, birch, willow and pine. The Waterfront Trail runs through Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, offering panoramic views of Lake Ontario. It is also possible to go m...
Oct 31, 2012 · Pickering, Ontario, incorporated as a city in 2000, population 91,771 (2016 census), 88,721 (2011 census). The city of Pickering is located 43 km east of Toronto on Lake Ontario. It was named after the town of Pickering in Yorkshire, England.
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- Go by the Bay on the Waterfront Trail. When: Anytime! Where: Alex Robertson Park- near south end of Sandy Beach Rd. or Petticoat Creek Conservation Area – foot of Whites Rd.
- Visit Ontario’s largest indoor market – Pickering Markets. When: Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 6 PM. Where: 1400 Squire Beach Rd, Pickering, Ontario.
- Explore history at Pickering Museum Village. When: Hours dependent upon season, but open year-round. Where: 2365 6th Concession Road, Greenwood Ontario.
- Cool off at Petticoat Creek Conservation Area. When: Open from the end of June to late September. Where: 1100 Whites Rd S, Pickering Ontario. Price: $6.50 for adults, $5.50 for children.
Located less than 40 km from downtown Toronto, Pickering is a vibrant tourism destination. Pickering's stunning natural trails and diverse community provide the base for welcoming vibes and a promising future of urban growth.
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