Conservation Areas By Map – Grey Sauble Conservation Authority

Fore more information and updates about visiting conservation areas during COVID-19, please click here.
We would like to remind all visitors to GSCA properties to use caution this time of year, as trails may be slippery due to ice and snow.

Grey Sauble Conservation owns and manages 11,734 hectares (28,995 acres) of land throughout its 3,191 square kilometre (1,983 square mile) jurisdiction. Our properties have been divided into one of three classifications based upon the reasons for their purchase, conditions on title and our management objectives. These classifications are: Conservation Areas, Management Areas and Nature Preserves.

Click on the property point to navigate to the appropriate webpage:

***Access to the base of any GSCA waterfall and areas beyond the designated viewing locations at the top of the falls are strictly prohibited***

Please enjoy these beautiful waterfalls from the designated viewing areas only.

Drones are not permitted on any Grey Sauble Conservation Authority property.

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Parking - Ways to Pay With your Phone

Pay by Phone – Call toll free 1-844-334-7078 and select the ZONE Number from the sign for your parking pass.
Pay by App – Download the MacKay App. A free App available from iTunes or for Android
Pay by Web – mackaypay.com Choose the ZONE Number from the sign you are at representing the Conservation Area you are visiting. (If you wish to purchase a Season Pass, enter zone 3004 and then you can select a Season Pass.)
PARKING ZONES NUMBERS if you are purchasing your parking pass or season pass before visiting our Conservation Areas.
Spirit Rock is #3001 Bruce’s Caves is # 3002 Eugenia Falls is #3003
Old Baldy is #3004 Bognor Marsh is #3005 Hibou is #3006
Inglis Falls is #3007 Ainslie Wood is #3008

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Property Closures:

- – Trout Hollow is closed due to sections of the trails being washed out.
- – Indian Falls is closed due to flooding on the trails.
- – Kemble Mountain Management Area (Compartment 71 & 73).

Please read Visiting Conservation Areas During COVID-19 for important info.

***PLANNING AND PERMITS SERVICE INTERRUPTION ADVISORY***
Please note that we are currently operating at a temporarily reduced capacity while also experiencing a high number of applications and inquiries to our Environmental Planning Department at this time. Please use our contact form only for inquiries related to planning and development permits. Inquiries must include all requested information for a response by a planning staff member.

COVID-19 INFORMATION

The GSCA office is open again to the public. The lobby will be open between 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm (Monday-Friday) for individuals to drop off items, pick up any necessary materials, and to pay for services. COVID-19 self-screening will be required prior to entering the building and masks are mandatory. Meetings with staff will be by appointment only starting on October 18, 2021.

Some GSCA staff will be working remotely and may not have access to office phones.

Please utilize email or website contact forms (for planning and development permit related inquiries) as the most reliable way to reach our staff at this time.

Visit this link for more information about visiting properties during COVID-19. Please visit this link for ongoing updates related to COVID-19.

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