Seaton Hiking Trail Information & Review

January 1, 2018

City: Pickering Region: Grand Valley Park Province/State: Ontario Country: Canada Difficulty Moderate Time 3 - 4 hours Round Trip Distance 12.9 km Elevation Gain 174 m Camping No Public Transit? No Dog Friendly Yes Kid Friendly Yes Offering a variety of elevations, this trail is great in challenging the average hiker. Maintain caution when crossing the river section and enjoy the stellar viewpoints from above the GTA. This trail is located near Pickering Dog Park. Get on...

Seaton – Hiking Trail Information

City: Pickering

Region: Grand Valley Park

Province/State: Ontario

Country: Canada

Trail Details

Difficulty

Moderate

Time

3 – 4 hours

Round Trip Distance

12.9 km

Elevation Gain

174 m

Camping

Public Transit?

Dog Friendly

Yes

Kid Friendly

Yes

Seaton Hiking Trail Map

Offering a variety of elevations, this trail is great in challenging the average hiker. Maintain caution when crossing the river section and enjoy the stellar viewpoints from above the GTA.

HOW TO GET TO SEATON TRAIL

This trail is located near Pickering Dog Park.

FROM OSHAWA

Get on ON-401 from Durham Regional Rd 2A and follow to Brock Rd. Take exit 399 from ON-401 W. Follow Concession Rd 3 to your destination.

View a map of driving directions to Seaton Trail.

Additional Info

CAMPING AT SEATON TRAIL

Information is unavailable.

DOGS AT SEATON TRAIL

Dogs are permitted on-leash.

TOILETS AT SEATON TRAIL

Information is unavailable.

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Image by Justin Trovrt Flickr cc by 2.0

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