ELK ISLAND NATIONAL PARK
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2024
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2024
Elk Island National Park is now home to a wealth of wildlife including moose, deer and birds.
Founded in 1906 to protect the declining elk populations in the Beaver Hills, Elk Island National Park today is home to a host of animals: moose, deer and birds in profusion. The area is fenced off, in particular to preserve the two emblematic species of the park: plains bison and forest bison, which can be seen roaming freely. There are 12 trails to choose from for summer hiking, including the Shoreline Trail (3 km), Lakeview Trail (3.3 km) and Wood Bison Trail (19 km round trip).
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Ne pas manquer le visitor center qui a une jolie boutique.
Venir tôt le matin si vous voulez voir les animaux, après 9h c'est trop tard pour les castors !