Crawford Lake Conservation Area

In Crawford Lake Nature Reserve (Crawford Lake Conservation Area), there is a rare lake called "meromictic" (local circulation). The lake is beautifully turquoise and the scenery is beautiful. Crawford Lake is called a local circulation lake. Due to the impact of the natural environment, this lake only slows the surface lake water cycle. The bottom lake water does not cycle because there is no oxygen, so it is hot and cold. It is one of only less than 20 local circulation lakes in the world. Around the lake for a week, the scenery on both sides is beautiful, the trees are very lush, all thick green. You can slowly enjoy the beautiful scenery along the board road path by the water. Address: 3115 Conservation Rd., Milton, ON I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves. Please pay attention to me! (1018th travel photography released in 5 continents, 50 countries and 725 places) #My travel wishes #Play Outdoors #Discover the color of the journey

Crawford Lake Reserve (Crawford Lake Conservation Area) is located in Milton, Toronto. It retains the original village site of the mysterious Aboriginal Canadian Indians. Historically, the first Aboriginal Canadians were Indians, who were the owners of the land. When Western colonists entered Canada, they seized the land of the aboriginal people and designated areas for aboriginal life, which still exists today, as aboriginal protected areas. The long houses and villages we visited today are no longer indigenous. The site was discovered in 1973 and 11 long houses and more than 10,000 artifacts were excavated. The government rebuilt three of them and restored the Indian scenes for visitors to visit. Crawford Lake is not far from Indian Village, the mother lake of the Indians who lived here at the time. The boardwalk round the lake for a week and walk around for about an hour and a half. Address: 3115 Conservation Rd., Milton, ON I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves ＋, please pay attention to me! (The 1013th travel shot released in 723 places in 5 continents) #Happy restart plan #Hot summer vacation #Private secret in the city

After yesterday’s shopping mall shopping, today we set out on our way to Crawford Reserve, which is located in the north of the town of Milton, where friends booked a car online and we navigated by car. Since it is not a weekend, there are not many people and parking is convenient. The first thing that came into view of the tour experience was some cottages built after Indian culture, and there were a few items inside, which seemed to us from China back to the 1980s. We walked along the blues trail shown on the map, the steep slopes were all stone, and there were gaps everywhere, so be careful not to trip over or sink your feet in. Walking along the road for a while, you can see an observation deck, the scenery is very pleasant, and we also saw a few eagles flying overhead. Leave the observation deck and continue, the scenery is infinitely good, you can see the huge rock crawling with moss, and you will find the road flattened and covered with fallen leaves (we went in autumn) and look up, particularly charming under the blue sky. Finally, we came to the boardwalk around the lake, standing here you can see the lake view up close, very good. The tips are worth noting that you bring dry food, water, etc., and there are no small shops around. Because it is a bit remote, I have not seen any bus stops. It is still worth a visit in autumn this season.