The Sanctuaries
FOH and MNR have made some major changes to the map of the HPWA. The Pintail Pool Sanctuary has been moved to the Mallard Pool and hunting stakes 2-5 have been moved from the Mallard Pool to the Pintail Pool. The Mallard Pool area has been posted with Sanctuary and Baited Area Signs.
Public access is no longer authorized to the Mallard Pool.
Follow this link to view a Map of the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area
FOH and MNR have made some major changes to the map of the HPWA. The Pintail Pool Sanctuary has been moved to the Mallard Pool and hunting stakes 2-5 have been moved from the Mallard Pool to the Pintail Pool. The Mallard Pool area has been posted with Sanctuary and Baited Area Signs.
Public access is no longer authorized to the Mallard Pool.
Follow this link to view a Map of the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area
The Friends of Hullett Office and Interpretive Centre is closed for restoration and facility maintenance purposes.
FoH staff can be contacted via email fohoffice@tcc.on.ca as well as on the phone at (519) 482-7011
FoH staff can be contacted via email fohoffice@tcc.on.ca as well as on the phone at (519) 482-7011
Welcome to the Hullett Marsh
Winter is arriving early here at the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area (HPWA). Now is a great time to come and visit our diverse ecosystems located in Huron County, between Clinton and Seaforth.
Be sure to check out the new User Guide to ensure you know all the rules and regulations associated with visiting the HPWA. We are fortunate enough to be a multi-use facility so please respect other marsh visitors.
Please stay tuned to recent news by visiting our What's New page and be sure to read about our upcoming events!
After you experience this spectacle of nature you may want to become a member of the Friends of Hullett to help us maintain this jewel of public land located in southwestern Ontario.....5420 acres of paradise.
Winter is arriving early here at the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area (HPWA). Now is a great time to come and visit our diverse ecosystems located in Huron County, between Clinton and Seaforth.
Be sure to check out the new User Guide to ensure you know all the rules and regulations associated with visiting the HPWA. We are fortunate enough to be a multi-use facility so please respect other marsh visitors.
Please stay tuned to recent news by visiting our What's New page and be sure to read about our upcoming events!
After you experience this spectacle of nature you may want to become a member of the Friends of Hullett to help us maintain this jewel of public land located in southwestern Ontario.....5420 acres of paradise.
The Hiking Trails
We have achieved our goal of blazing the hiking trails to ensure that new hikers don't get lost. Huron County is an amazing place to stretch your legs and take in nature. Our Sugar Bush Trail System is an excellent area to snowshoe and ski in the winter!
A sincere thank you goes out to Bill Wisser for his wisdom in the redevelopment of our trail system!!
FoH is looking for TRAIL RANGERS to help us keep our hiking trails maintained and safe for visitors. If you are interested in hiking a trail twice a year to check for needed improvements, please contact fohoffice@tcc.on.ca!
We have achieved our goal of blazing the hiking trails to ensure that new hikers don't get lost. Huron County is an amazing place to stretch your legs and take in nature. Our Sugar Bush Trail System is an excellent area to snowshoe and ski in the winter!
A sincere thank you goes out to Bill Wisser for his wisdom in the redevelopment of our trail system!!
FoH is looking for TRAIL RANGERS to help us keep our hiking trails maintained and safe for visitors. If you are interested in hiking a trail twice a year to check for needed improvements, please contact fohoffice@tcc.on.ca!
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