Trails at Hullett Wildlife Area

The trail system has three sections - the Sugar Bush, the Green Dragon and Dyke Trail Systems. The entire trail is marked by posts with color indicators on them except the Dyke Trail System. The Sugar Bush consists of the green, purple, gold, white and yellow trails while the Green Dragon consists of the white, blue and brown trails. The Dyke trail system is perfect for viewing waterfowl and wildlife such as beaver, muskrats, mink, and deer. The dyke tops, sometimes rising 8 meters above the water's surface, are great locations for photograhers and bird watchers. The HPWA provides habitat for over 180 species of birds and over 400 plant species. On these trails you can see deer, ducks, tall grass prairies, wild flowers and so much more. The trails have a wide variety from sugar bush (deciduous maple trees) to scenic views of the various pools, ponds, marshes and swamps at the Hullett Wildlife Area.

Please enjoy and respect others on the trail. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. It is good to bring food, drink and a cell phone with you.

Level of Difficulty

Level 1 Easy. For families with young children

Level 2 Moderate. Wear comfortable and sturdy shoes.

Level 3 Some hills, natural paths.

Note: Time to complete is based on average adult pace of 4 km per hour. Individual times may vary with grade, ground conditions and ability of the participant.

The trails at Hullett are open to everything from hiking to horseback riding. Horse access is permitted throughout the area except in Zone A from October 1 to May