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BRACEBRIDGE:
BRACEBRIDGE
BAY: 1.5 km trail starting at Bird Mill
Mews.
BRACEBRIDGE
RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT CENTRE (S,H): Entrance to the centre is on the east side of Hwy 11.
KERR PARK
(S,H): Multi-purpose facility with chalet. Off Beaumont Drive.
SOUTH MONCK
TRAIL (H):7.5km trail.
Moderately difficult. (mountain bikes are permitted) Located on Ball's Drive
directly behind the Bracebridge Shopping Centre.
STRAWBERRY
POINT LOOKOUT: Take Beaumont Drive to
Stephens Bay Road. Turn left, go 1 km to Strawberry Bay Rd. 2 km round
trip.
WILSON'S FALLS
TRAIL (H):This trail
follows the north branch of the Muskoka River with four possible access
points.
GRAVENHURST:
CHAMBERLAIN TRAIL: 3
km hike with .5 km side trail to Lookout Point. On Muskoka Road North,
1.7 km north of post office.
DEVIL'S
GAP TRAIL: 6 km trail return trip to Devil's
Gap rock with optional 8 km extension past lakes and beaver pond. Located
1.7 km along Sniders Bay Road off Highway 169.
THE HAHNE FARM TRAIL 1.5km
trail located off Bethune Drive in Gravenhurst just south of Fairview
close to the Water Tower. Entry at MOT turnaround. Parking
available at Southgate Park.
K.O.A.:
17 km trails.North of Gravenhurst on
Highway11, turn right Reay Road.
KAHSHE
BARREN TRAIL: 5 km plus, behind Muskoka Tourism Welcome Centre
off Highway 11 just north of Severn Bridge.
PETERSEN
WETLAND TRAIL: 3 km trail off
Highway 11 North on Reay Road. View of large marsh from 800 ft. bridge.
THE
PINES WETLAND TRAIL: 4 km trail
starts directly across from first entrance to Muskoka Sands Resort on
Muskoka Beach Road.
TORRANCE
BARRENS (DARK-SKY RESERVE):
Hike or ski from 2.5 to 8 kms of trail on 1,990 hectare conservation
reserve, Access from Muskoka Road 169; turn west to Southwood Road and
follow for 7 kms. Entrance is past second railway crossing and is signed.
HUNTSVILLE:
ARROWHEAD
PROVINCIAL PARK (S,H): Groomed & tracked trails. Also skating, tubing
hills and tobogganing available.
AVERY
PARK TRAIL: Off Muskoka Road 3 near the south
entrance to Huntsville.
CAMP
TAWINGO: 17kms of established trails. Use of
the trails must be pre-arranged with the camp.
CANN
LAKE NATURE TRAIL: Located in Muskoka Pioneer
Village. Approx. 1 km.
FAIRY
VISTA TRAIL: 3.4 km paved trail off Highway 60
just east of Highway 11.
GRANDVIEW INN
NATURE TRAILS: 7km of
walking trails.
YONGE STREET
TRAIL (H):1.5km trail.
TOWNSHIP OF MUSKOKA LAKES:
HARDY
LAKE PARK - new parking lot access of Hwy 169 between Torrance and
Bala. 12 km trails including a km loop around Hardy Lake.
HAZLEWOOD
ROCK TRAIL - 5 km return trail located in Port Carling. Current
access behind Morrow Electric.
HUCKLEBERRY
ROCK TRAIL - access off Milford Bay Road just east of the Blue Heron.
3 km marked trail with spectacular views of Muskoka Lake.
RAYMOND
TRAIL - 7 km return trail off Highway 141, one km in Skeleton Lake
Road 1. Easy to continue walk down to public wharf on Skeleton Lake. Good
for bikes, walking, horses, etc.
SKELETON
LAKE FISH HATCHERY PARK: Just off Highway
141 in Ullswater on Fish Hatchery Road, 1 km trail.
TORRANCE
BARRENS (DARK SKY RESERVE): (H/S)
2.5 kms of trail. 3 loops for a total of 9 km. Access from Highway 169: turn west on Southwood Road
and follow for 7 kms. Entrance is past second railway crossing and is
signed.
ALGONQUIN
PROVINCIAL PARK:
The Hwy #60 corridor has 13 different trails running off it,
varying in length from 1 to 11km. Two longer backpacking
trails (over 30km each) can also be reached from the
corridor. Detailed maps of each trail can be picked u p at
the West Gate as you enter the park.
DORSET:
The Leslie Frost Outdoor Education Centre. 27km of
forest-management related trails.
PORT
SEVERN: SIX MILE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK:
Just north of Pt. Severn has several kilometres of
self-guiding trails. Information is available at the park. A
1.5-km hiking trail circles the north end of the campground and passes
through interesting terrain, including some of the marshy area. A guide to
the Cambrian Trail describes the special features to look for and identifies
some of the park's plant and animal life. The park is gated in winter.
Location: Off Highway 400 (formerly Hwy. 69) at Exit 162 close to the
southeastern shores of Georgian Bay.
HONEY HARBOUR:
Beausoleil Island on Georgian Bay Island National Park has a
30km trail system. Must be accessed by ferry. Information is
available at the office on the island.
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