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Glen Stewart Ravine

Glen Stewart Ravine is a rustic wooded ravine with a stream, trail and wooden footbridges.

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The ravine is apparently a hangout for wild cayotes, as there is a sign at one entrance instructing you how to react if you encounter one. The gravel trail is 600–650 metres long depending on where you enter, and is steep at its northern end. There are two north-end entrances: one on the south side of Kingston Road west of Beach Avenue, and a second one on the west side of Beach Avenue south of Kingston Road.

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