Pickering’s waterfront is a major attraction, with a scenic sight of the Frenchman’s Bay - the marinas, parks, and trails.
Petticoat Creek Conservation Area offers a large natural space with hiking trails, picnic spots, and a waterfront park, a popular spot for family outings and nature enthusiasts.
Seaton Hiking Trail is a well-known trail that runs alongside the West Duffins Creek, offering beautiful views of the creek and surrounding forests.
The 53 hectare Altona Forest is designated as an Environmentally Significant Area due to its ecological and historical importance. It's a popular spot for bird lovers and photographers seeking to admire the wildlife.
Rouge Park is one of the largest parks in North America, offering camping, sandy beaches and nature hikes right by the bustling city. Fishing, canoeing, swimming and camping are among the many ways people enjoy spending quality time with family and friends here.