A bike trail at Point Pelee National Park. (Photo by Kevin Black)Crews will be busy removing downed trees in Point Pelee National Park on Thursday after a wicked wind storm on Wednesday.
Acting Visitor Experience Manager Andrew Laforet told WindsorNewsToday.ca the park will remain closed on Thursday for cleanup.
A number of trees were uprooted in the wind, which had gusts of up to 90 km/h, while other trees need to be assessed.
Laforet said the park will reopen once the debris is cleared.
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