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Parks, Trails & Nature in Milner Avenue

Trails, parks and green space in Milner Avenue, with real distances and what's actually there. 2 trails · 5 parks

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Walks with coffee nearby

Fresh route ideas generated from mapped cafes, trails and parks in Milner Avenue.

1.0 kmStarbucks to Lower Level
550 m

Start with Starbucks, then walk Lower Level.

Walk about 12 min

Starbucks -> Lower Level -> Upper Level

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0.9 kmStarbucks to Upper Level
387 m

Start with Starbucks, then walk Upper Level.

Walk about 12 min

Starbucks -> Upper Level -> Lower Level

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1.1 kmStarbucks to White Haven Park
family-friendly

Start with Starbucks, then walk White Haven Park.

Walk about 15 min

Starbucks -> White Haven Park -> Hillsborough Park

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0.8 kmStarbucks to Lee Center Park
family-friendly

Start with Starbucks, then walk Lee Center Park.

Walk about 10 min

Starbucks -> Lee Center Park -> Hillsborough Park

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Trails & Pathways

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Parks & Green Space

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Before you go

Parking

2 of these spots have a mapped lot. Street parking elsewhere, check signage.

Washrooms

0 have washrooms mapped on site. Pack out what you pack in.

Dogs

1 dog-friendly spots. Leash bylaws apply at the rest.

Accessibility

0 paved or accessible routes for strollers and wheelchairs.

Trail lengths and park sizes are computed from OpenStreetMap geometry. Surfaces and features are shown only where mapped, never guessed.