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The information here is to give you a fl avour of each trail. For more details on any of these trails, please go to NorthumberlandTourism.com/ trail

Trails & AdventureWith so many four-season, multi-use trails, Northumberland is a top outdoor destination. Gently rolling hills and spectacular vistas provide a real breath of fresh air.

Come & explore. Lace up your boots, get on your bike – or slip on your cross country skis.

Ganaraska ForestVisit this magnifi cent 4000-hectare, multi-use area with over 300 km of trails passing through sandy, rolling terrain typical of the Oak Ridges Moraine. Nature study, photography and orienteering are popular here. 905-885-8173 • 905.797.2721 (Forest Centre) GanaraskaForestCentre.ca

Spartan Ravine TrailThis network of trails begins in Port Hope at Jocelyn St. (look for trailhead on south side) west of Crossley Dr. It connects with the Ganaraska Hiking Trail.888-767-8467 (Port Hope Tourism)

Ganaraska Millennium TrailTry this relatively level 2.4-km looped trail along the Ganaraska River. Features include a marsh boardwalk, a steep slope up the eastern portion, and demonstration sites showing landowners property conservation techniques. 905-885-8173 • grca.on.ca

Ganaraska Hiking TrailYou will hike varied terrain, including rolling and rocky sections (when off road), along this celebrated 500-km route. The trail starts in Port Hope and joins with the Bruce Trail near Glen Huron. A map is recommended. 888-767-8467 • ganaraska-hiking-trail.ca

Majestic Hills TrailPass through groves of sumac, pine and maple trees on this 1.5-km trail. Highlights include crossing a sandy creek and an optional, steep climb to the top from the valley for commanding farmland views.866-401-3278 (Northumberland Tourism)

Laurie Lawson Outdoor Education CentreExperience as many as 5 looped trails, each up to 1-km long through diverse habitats, including wetlands and forests. At the trailhead, take time to explore a magnifi cent section of red pine forest planted in 1968. 905-342-3851 • NorthumberlandLandTrust.ca

Lime Kiln TrailTake a short hike on this .5-km, cedar-lined trail. It opens up to a dead-end road leading to County Rd. 45. Cross the road beyond the gate for a hike down to Ball’s Mill Conservation area. The trail ends at Harwood Rd. 905-342-2810 (Hamilton Township)

Waterfront Trail (Northumberland portion)

Take this 900-km trail from downtown Port Hope. You will travel east along the north shore of Lake Ontario, mainly on County and side roads. A trailhead map at the Cobourg Harbour will get you on your way.416-943-8080 • WaterfrontTrail.org

Lucas Point ParkTake the opportunity to overlook Lake Ontario while on this level, chips-and-dust, 2-km looped trail. Highlights include a small arboretum, a number of bird species, and migrating Monarch butterfl ies in the fall. 866-401-3278

Northumberland County ForestSee many interesting species of plants and animals – some quite rare. Situated on the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Forest is managed by Northumberland County to provide responsible stewardship and recreational enjoyment. Map can be found online. NorthumberlandCounty.ca/ForestTrails

Oak Ridges TrailDiscover 275 km of main trail, starting in the west with a Bruce Trail link through to the Northumberland Forest (the longest wilderness stretch on this trail), splitting at Castleton and Warkworth. A map is recommended. 877-319-0285 • OakRidgesTrail.org

Peter’s Woods Provincial Nature ReserveDiscover this special area representing Ontario’s sole-surviving Oak Ridges Moraine “old growth” forest. The .8-km trail passes through a near-virgin, maple-beech forest and alongside a picturesque stream. 866-401-3278 • WillowBeachFieldNaturalists.org

Russ’ Creek TrailThis forested, 5-km trail will take you through a former farming area from the mid-1800s – now home to a provincially-rare remnant tall grass prairie ecosystem. Start 1 km south of County Rd. 29 on Covert Hill Rd. First crossroad is Dunbar. 866-401-3278 (Northumberland Tourism)

Nawautin Nature Sanctuary & WetlandExplore this 5.31-hectare sanctuary, sheltering wildlife such as deer, fox, beaver, rabbits and birds. Discover a small covered bridge, several ponds, waterfront parks, as well as a pebbly beach that slopes gradually to Lake Ontario. 905-349-2822 (Alnwick/Haldimand Township)

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Trans Canada Trail (Northumberland portion)

Travel 22 km on this trail spanning from Hastings to Hoard’s Station. In Campbellford, link to the Rotary Trail along the Trent River and the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge. A map is recommended and is free by calling.866-401-3278 • tct.KawarthasNorthumberland.ca • tctrail.ca

Crowe Bridge ParkOnce a thriving campground (please no camping now) this lovely trail welcomes those who want to explore the trails alongside the Crowe River.705-653-1900 • TrentHills.ca

Seymour Conservation Area*Choose from 6 km of meandering trails – or tackle a more challenging route offering a spectacular view from the very top of an impressive drumlin. 613-394-4829 • ltc.on.ca

Ferris Provincial ParkDiscover unique trails in this 81-hectare park located along the Trent River. Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge is a breathtaking feature suspending 9 metres above the gorge, connecting the 5-km Rotary Trail (along the banks of the Trent Canal) to Ferris Park. 705-653-1900 • FriendsOfFerris.ca

Millennium TrailTake in a panorama of tree-covered drumlins, forests, uplands and valleys on this 2.6-km, wheelchair-accessible trail that meanders alongside Mill Creek. (Trail is accessible from the bridge on Main St.)705-653-1900 (Municipality of Trent Hills)

Goodrich-Loomis Conservation Area*Enjoy up to 12 km of trails, suited to hikers of all ages. Highlights include a cold-water stream, prairie remnants, a noted wetland, and oak savannah. 613-394-4829 • ltc.on.ca

Brighton Provincial Wildlife AreaTake multi-use trails passing forests, grasslands, and streams that highlight this 392-hectare section of Crown land. See a magnifi cent 2.02-hectare pond that provides excellent habitat for a variety of wildlife. 613-475-5902 (J. Cassin, Committee Chair)

Proctor Park Conservation Area*Explore this 2.5-km hiking trail, through mixed forest and rolling hills. Access is from the north side of the Proctor-Simpson Barn Theatre. 613.394.4829 • ltc.on.ca

Presqu’ile Provincial ParkDiscover why Presqu’ile shelters one of the most important wetlands in Ontario. Its position under a major fl yway makes it ideal for birding and unique within the Province. Hike several fl at trails here ranging from .3 to 3.8 km. 613-475-4324 • FriendsOfPresquile.on.ca

Symbols Key/LegendAll trails listed here are identifi ed on the map by their corresponding numbers. The legend below identifi es what each trail has to offer.

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• Cycling routes in Northumberland take you from the leisurely Waterfront Trail along Lake Ontario, to the more advanced hill routes with sweeping vistas of Rice Lake.

• Part of the Ontario by Bike Network (OntarioByBike.ca), we have many cycle-friendly establishments at your service.

• The Greenbelt Route, Ontario’s new cycling route, takes you through the rolling countryside and towns of Northumberland.

Try the TrainTry VIA Rail’s Bike Train service to Cobourg. Once you arrive, look for the Welcome Cyclists gateway sign to access the Waterfront Trail, Greenbelt Route, Rice Lake Ramble or Shelter Valley routes.

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To fi nd out more about these exciting routes, please see the map side under “Cycling”.

NorthumberlandTourism.com/ cycling

Travel rolling hills & picturesque trails.

CyclingEnjoy scenic cycling routes recommended by local cycling clubs.

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16 ideal fi shing areas.

For more on charter/guiding services and fi shing regulations, visit NorthumberlandTourism.com/ fi shing

FishingPart of the Trent-Severn Waterway, Northumberland has incredible year-round fi shing.

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• Cottage resorts are very popular here. Rice Lake attracts sports fi shermen and families alike.

• To the south, Lake Ontario provides excellent salmon and trout angling.

• Public fi shing is available at the Trent-Severn Waterway lock stations.

• Hastings offers the unique opportunity to fi sh off the bridge.

• The Ganaraska River is ideal for fl y fi shing. Watch the spectacular spring trout and fall salmon runs.

• Try ice fi shing for panfi sh at Rice Lake, and for walleye and pike at Presqu’ile Bay.*

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• The map shows optimum areas you’re likely to see some unique birds.

• Countless natural areas, as well as 70 km of Lake Ontario shoreline, cedar bogs, rocky and sandy fi elds make Northumberland prime for birding.

• Visit NorthumberlandToursim/birding to contact the many birding guides who live in the area.

Presqu’ile Provincial Park With its diverse ecosystem and marshland boardwalk, Presqu’ile is noted for bird watching. It’s a major staging area for migrating waterfowl, shorebirds and songbirds.

Forest and Fields The Ganaraska and Northumberland forests have

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• Water trails are marked on the map, as well as boat launches, marinas, beaches, public fi shing, camping and provincial parks.

• Rent houseboats and kayaks. A Pleasure Craft Operator’s card is not required for boat rentals.

Rice Lake and the Trent-SevernConnect to the renowned Trent-Severn Waterway – winding its way 386 km through some of Canada’s most impressive, rural heritage scenery.

Relax along Lake OntarioTry what is known as “the perfect round trip” from Port Hope to Brighton. Stop at many beaches, shops, restaurants, and take in festivals and events.

Spectacular Sailing Marinas with transient slips welcome boaters in Cobourg, Brighton and Port Hope.

NorthumberlandTourism.com/ boating

Cruise, paddle or just fl oat your boat.

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46 Port Hope Golf & Country Club Port Hope • 800-346-5361 • PC 18 69/70 4666 111

47 Ash Brook Golf Course Port Hope • 800-668-7773 • PC 18 72 6225 116

48 Dalewood Golf ClubCobourg/Port Hope • 905-885-8409 • PCS 18 71 6592 127

49 Cobourg Creek Golf CourseCobourg • 905-373-4444 • PC 9 34 2173 95

50 Roxburgh Glen Golf ClubCobourg • 905-372-8924 • PC 9 33 2005 –

51 Shelter Valley Creek Golf Course Grafton • 905-349-3003 • PS 9 29 1585 –

52 Shelter Valley Pines Golf Club Grafton • 888-460-0829 • PC 18 68 5269 120

53 Warkworth Golf Club Warkworth • 705-924-2569 • PC 18 72 6300 115

54 Salt Creek Golf Links Warkworth • 866-924-1521 • PS 18 65 4100 –

55 Pine Ridge Golf & Country Club Warkworth • 800-465-3040 • PC 18 71 6046 112

56 Timber Ridge Golf Course Brighton • 866-228-4653 • PC 18 71 5160

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Relax & play your best game.

Golfi ngWith spectacular drumlins and scenic views, golfi ng is natural here.

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Ganaraska Forest 10585 Cold Springs Camp Rd., CampbellcroftGPS: 44.074384, -78.504256

Spartan Ravine WalkwayJocelyn St., Port Hope (trailhead on south side) GPS: 43.964729, -78.304616

Ganaraska Millennium Trail 2216 County Rd. 28, Port HopeGPS: 43.974399, -78.2877941

Ganaraska Hiking TrailQueen St., Port Hope (beside gazebo across from town hall)GPS: 43.949085, -78.29244

Majestic Hills Trail Majestic Hills Dr., Cobourg (trail is road allowance west side of County Rd. 18) GPS: 44.024416, -78.21564

Laurie Lawson Outdoor Education Centre 8000 Telephone Rd., CobourgGPS: 43.98736, -78.216196

Lime Kiln Trail Community Centre Rd., Baltimore(1.1 km east of County Rd. 45)GPS: 44.025075, -78.13817

Waterfront TrailMarisa Lane, Cobourg (at Cobourg Harbour) GPS: 43.955904, -78.16664

Lucas Point ParkWillmott St., Cobourg(parking lot off of Willmott St.)GPS: 43.958462, -78.128153

Northumberland County ForestBeagle Club Rd., HarwoodGPS: 44.098137, -78.107289

Oak Ridges Trail Morris Rd., Harwood (at County Rd. 45) GPS: 44.089742, -78.10215

Peter’s Woods Provincial Nature ReserveMcDonald Rd., Centreton GPS: 44.125049, -78.04353

Russ’ Creek TrailCovert Hill Rd., Oak Heights (1 km south of County Rd. 29)GPS: 44.134843, -77.979148

Nawautin Nature Sanctuary & WetlandKeewatin Dr., GraftonGPS: 43.968735, -78.028201

Trans Canada Trail Cedar Dr., HastingsGPS: 44.308301, -77.952674

Crowe Bridge Park670 Crowe River Rd., CampbellfordGPS: 44.380249, -77.7531108

Seymour Conservation AreaCounty Rd. 30, Campbellford(north of Meyers Island)GPS: 44.276274, -77.80943

Ferris Provincial Park474 County Rd. 8, CampbellfordGPS: 44.289188, -77.78476

Millennium TrailMain St., Warkworth(starts at the bridge on Main St.)GPS: 44.199481, -77.8827190

Goodrich-Loomis Conservation Area1331 Pinewood School Rd., BrightonGPS: 44.120377, -77.8104008

Brighton Provincial Wildlife AreaColtman Rd., Brighton(bordering north side of Hwy 401)GPS: 44.103762, -77.690566

Proctor Park Conservation AreaYoung St., Brighton (trailhead behind Proctor Simpson Barn)GPS: 44.04661, -77.739325

Presqu’ile Provincial Park 328 Presqu’ile Parkway, BrightonGPS: 44.011102, -77.7446825

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Glorious Ganaraska 30 km

Rice Lake Ramble 74 km

Shelter Valley Road 47 km

Presqu’ile PromiseSunday Ride 69 km

Trent River Truckin’ 63 km

For route diffi culty and detailed maps, visit NorthumberlandTourism.com/

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Linwood Acres Trout Farms Ltd.8338 Gilmour Rd., Campbellcroft905-797-2484

Ganaraska River (Upper)Sylvan Glen Conservation AreaSylvan Glen Rd.

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Gage’s CreekPark at end of Lake St., Port Hope

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Dalewood Golf ClubCobourg/Port Hope • 905-885-8144 x205

Cobourg Creek Golf CourseCobourg • 905-373-4444

Roxburgh Glen Golf ClubCobourg • 905-372-8924

Shelter Valley Creek Golf Course Grafton • 905-349-3003

Shelter Valley Pines Golf Club Grafton • 888-460-0829

Warkworth Golf Club Warkworth • 705-924-2569

Salt Creek Golf Links Warkworth • 866-924-1521

Pine Ridge Golf & Country Club Warkworth • 800-465-3040

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