5 Scenic Strolls in Sackville

Picture a peaceful walk amongst chirping birds and sunshine as you discover the natural beauty of our community through these five scenic strolls. Each trail offers an opportunity to connect with nature, from serene lakeshores to vibrant wildlife, lush plants, and towering trees. Feel free to bring your furry friends along, just remember to keep them on a leash for everyone’s enjoyment and safety.

1. Bedford-Sackville Greenway Connector

• Access point: Intersection of Lynn Court and Old Sackville Road

• Length: 2.5 KM

• Type: Multi-use, active transportation trail running alongside the scenic Sackville River.

• Difficulty: Easy

• Features: Bridges providing views of the river, ideal for walking, jogging, cycling, and other recreational activities, offers opportunities to observe wildlife and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.

Bedford-Sackville Greenway Connector

2. First Lake Glen Slauenwhite Trail

• Access point: 71 First Lake Drive

• Length: 3.3 KM

• Type: Crusher dust trail along the shores of First Lake, winding through forested areas.

• Difficulty: Easy to moderate

• Features: Serene escape along the lake, ideal for walking, jogging, and wildlife viewing.

First Lake Trail

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3. Great Oak Trail

• Access point: 440 First Lake Drive

• Length: 2.8 KM

• Type: Crusher dust trail loop beneath towering oak trees.

• Difficulty: Moderate

• Features: This is a popular trail for backpacking, birdwatching, and hiking.

Great Oak Trail

4. Sackville Greenway

• Access point: Intersection of Riverside Drive and Sackville Drive (Parking available across the street at Walter N. Regan Park, 690 Sackville Drive)

• Length: 1.5 KM

• Type: Paved multi-use trail connecting Sackville Drive to Glendale Drive

• Difficulty: Easy

• Features: See fish habitat restoration sites, bird life, and other wildlife. Suitable for photography, hiking, cycling, and admiring the large variety of flora.

Sackville Greenway

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5. Lakeside Trail

• Access point: End of Metropolitan Avenue

• Length: 1.2 KM

• Type: Linear extension of Great Oak Trail along Second Lake.

• Difficulty: Easy

• Features: This trail offers great Second Lake access points and is perfect for bird watching, hiking, and mountain biking.