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A blog for the Morrell Nature Sanctuary...

4/4/2016

3 Comments

 
We are excited to create a new website and blog for the Morrell Nature Sanctuary.
​We're hoping this blog will stimulate others to write about their impressions of the park, and perhaps some suggestions for making this wonderful sanctuary even better. Thank you for visiting us! 
3 Comments
Fred Anderson
4/24/2016 03:48:46 pm

Nice website! I plan to visit Morrell soon.

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Trish H link
5/15/2016 08:17:46 pm

Would love to have a little more info on the trail map, like how long are the trails? How long is the walk? What is the terrain like?. I plan on coming for a visit as this is one of the last parks I haven't visited yet. Was just there for the plant sale and it did look like it would be a beautiful hike.

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John link
5/16/2016 01:45:01 pm

Hi Trish,
There are trails which vary in difficulty from wheelchair accessible to steep such as the one to the Rocky Knoll. The two widest ones leave the parking lot area and head left to the BC hydro line, or right to Morrell Lake. Along the way to Morrell Lake you will see signs leading to different paths and destinations. Part of the fun is exploring each one and enjoying as much as you're comfortable with doing. I'm not sure if you've seen the trail map on the Morrell website at http://www.morrellnaturesanctuary.ca/trail-map.html . You can also use Google map to show you a relief map of the area but it doesn't show elevations.

I hope this helps. Whatever trails you choose, you're going to enjoy the sanctuary!

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