Reesor Way/Tanglewood Trail

The Reesor Way trail provides two distinct experiences. The east section runs parallel to the Little Rouge River in a mix of established habitats, with excellent birding opportunities. The west section’s emerging forest and open sky recall the years of restoration that created Bob Hunter Memorial Park.

Explore microclimates first hand on the Tanglewood trail. Carved out from glacial activity, the Little Rouge River flood plain is in direct contrast to its spacious deciduous west slope and cedar dominated coniferous east slope.

Location	7277 14th Ave, Markham Lat: 43.860700, Long: -79.210934 Google Maps
Difficulty	Moderate
Distance	3.3 km loop
Time	1 to 1.5 hours
Washrooms	Seasonally available near the parking lot
Parking	Limited free parking is available all year at 7277 14th Avenue

Accessibility information

 

Reesor Way

Surface: Natural surface and crushed limestone
Average width: 180 cm
Minimum width: 180 cm
Average slope: 2.5%
Maximum slope: 13.9%
Average cross slope: 2.9%
Maximum cross slope: 8.7%

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Tanglewood Trail

Surface: Natural surface and crushed limestone
Average width: 138 cm
Minimum width: 60 cm
Average slope: 3.9%
Maximum slope: 13.3%
Average cross slope: 5.1%
Maximum cross slope: 20.6%