Trail Cycling

This walkway is located along the Trent-Severn Waterway at Bobcaygeon Lock 32, a National Historic Site of Canada.

The walkway is dedicated to former politician John Eakins. Access to the trail is available in the Town of Bobcaygeon at Lock 32.

Explore the wetlands and forests at Gamiing Nature Centre. The 55 hectare property includes over 7 km of trails and 15 hectares of wetland along scenic Pigeon Lake. Future plans include a 600 metre boardwalk into the marsh.

Address: 1884 Pigeon Lake Road, Lindsay, ON

For more information call 705-799-7083.

Somerville Tract is comprised of 3,420 hectares of mixed forest property. There are three trail loops covering a variety of terrain including pine plantations, wetlands, hardwoods and rock outcrops.

Somerville Tract offers many kilometers of double track. The rolling cottage roads and forest tracks are ideal for mountain bikes.

Location: 5.6 km west of Kinmount on Arterial Road 45.

For further information: 705-324-9411 extension 1176

There are three loop trails off of the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail behind Fleming College that travel through the woods, along the Scugog River and across a field. Beautiful bridges, boardwalks and look out areas have been developed and maintained by College students.

Enter Campus on Albert Street South. Trails are accessible behind Heavy Equipment Building and Student Union Building.

The Rivera Park Trail is located on the east side of the Scugog River in Lindsay. The trail is 2 km and takes approximately 30 minutes to walk.

The trail is open year-round and is great for a variety of outdoor activities.

For more information: 705-324-9411 extension 1301.

The Scugog River Trail follows the Scugog River on the east side of Lindsay. This abandoned rail line was paved by the Rotary Club of Lindsay and is accessible for walkers, wheelchairs, strollers and roller skates.

This trail is non-motorized.

You can access the trail from Logie Street and King Street. 

The Lindsay Legacy Trail is 1.6 km section of paved trail from Victoria Junction (the corner of William Street North and Orchard Park Road, Lindsay) to Thunder Bridge Road, along the Victoria Rail Trail Corridor.

This trail is great for any form of active transportation. Stop by the railway station replica for information on geocaching, train history and local wildlife.

Windy Ridge Conservation Area is a 35-hectare (87-acre) property that offers an ideal spot to enjoy a short walk in the open air and a stunning view.

It is located at 998 Mount Horeb Road off of highway 35. A lookout is minutes away from the parking lot, where you can see a panoramic view of natural areas of significance and beauty, including the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Hogsback Esker, and a provincially significant wetland that includes Pigeon River and Fleetwood Creek.

The Conservation Area has a single 1.3km loop trail and is bordered by the Victoria Rail Trail along the western boundary. Parking is not maintained from October 31 to May 1.

Fleetwood Creek Natural Area is a 900 acre (380 hectare) tract of land managed by Kawartha Conservation for the Ontario Heritage Foundation. Located within the Oak Ridges Moraine, the area is characterized by steep valleys, sand, soil, and many cold water streams. These streams form the headwaters of Fleetwood Creek, a major watercourse within the Kawartha Region watershed. The property is home to 250 species of flora and fauna and 44 species of birds. Three trails lead you through uplands, deciduous forests, meadows, and wetlands. Fleetwood Creek Natural area is located at 902 Ballyduff Road, Pontypool. Please call 705-328-2271 for more information.

Forest Trail

The Forest Trail is divided into two branches; the West Branch is a 3 km loop which consists of a twisting path on a gradual slope leading through open meadows and forests. The East Trail, a 3 km loop leads through a dense forest then climbs up the valley slope. The Trail ends with a walk through an open meadow and then back through the forest to the parking area.

Valley Trail

The Valley Trail is a 2.2 km trail that allows the visitor to view the characteristic valley lands of the area from two perspectives.  An observation platform offers a spectacular view of the surrounding land at any time of the year.  The more adventuresome can also descend into the valley.

Telephone: 705-328-2271

Pigeon River Headwaters Conservation Area is a diverse 125-hectare (308 acre) property situated partially within the Oak Ridges Moraine. It is important for the many cold water seeps and springs that form the headwaters of Pigeon River, and as habitat for a diversity of wildlife. The southeast corner of the property offers a panoramic view of a vast tableland and the valley of the Pigeon River.

The conservation area has three interconnecting trail loops that total almost 5 km. The trails go through dense forest, wetlands and meadows.

The marsh boardwalk is a highlight of the park. Water milfoil, turtlehead, asters, cattails, and arrowhead all thrive along the length of the walkway. Frogs, salamanders, turtles, and other water loving creatures also enjoy the marsh.

It is located at 445 Gray Road, Pontypool off of highway 35. The road is unassumed and the driveway and parking lot are not maintained from October 31 to May 1.