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    Christie Lake Conservation Area
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For fun all year round, visit Christie Lake Conservation Area. There is plenty of space for everyone here, enough for over 10,000 visitors and cars! Surround yourself with meadows and pine forests in this beautiful conservation area. Enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, and cycling in the summer months with 360 m of sandy beaches and 10 km of trails. Make sure you visit in the spring and autumn months, during which some of Canada’s top antique and vintage vendors flock to Christie Lake, covering 10 acres of land. In the winter, enjoy cross-country skiing and snowshoeing through this idyllic natural setting. Ever wanted to try disc golf? Christie Lake Conservation Area has an 18-hole championship disc golf course that is open year-round!

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Watersheds
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
  • Traditional Territories

Haudenosaunee
Anishinaabeg
  • Treaties

Treaty 3, 1792
Address
1000 ON-5, Dundas, ON L9H 5E2
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  • Weather
  • Current temperature
  • -2°
    Feels like -6°
Mostly cloudy throughout the day.

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    • 88%

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    • Visibility

    • 12.1km

    • Sunrise

    • 7:43 AM

    • Sunset

    • 4:45 PM

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    • 29.3kph

    • Wind speed

    • 12.3kph

    • Wind direction

    • West

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