ONTARIO TRAILS EDUCATION
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Trails Risk Management - Level 3 Presented in Partnership with Ontario Trails Council
This in-person training course combines classroom discussion with on the ground trail assessment exercises and evaluation of existing trail risk factors and requirements. Risk assessment for multi use or activity optimized trail networks is the core process that identifies risk management needs. This applied training prepares participants as trail inspectors and risk assessors. This is the third training in the trail risk management progression.
The on-the-ground training covers:
This in-person training is taught by Jeff Jackson, Ph.D., a recognized expert in trail risk management and long-time facilitator of the OTC’s risk management training. His experience ranges from provincial level trail policy development, expert opinion in trail-based legal proceedings, publishing a number of risk management chapters in trail related publications, and work as a risk consultant, trail builder and manager in both winter and summer.
Participants are to bring footwear, rain jacket and water bottle, plus their existing inspection forms or inspection documentation.
Pre-requisite: OPA’s Trail Risk Management – level 1 & 2 online webinar
NOTE: this 16 hour training course is delivered in-person, in class and outdoors.
Course Date: June 22, 23, 2026
Course Time: 8:00am-4:00pm
Course Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex 60 Highland Dr, Port Hope On. L1A 3Z7
This course is being delivered in partnership with Ontario Trails Council and counts as 1 credit towards your Parks Practitioner Designation.
Please register online, an invoice will be sent to you within 24hrs of registering. Payment can then be made online through the invoice you will receive or via cheque (made payable to Ontario Parks Association).
- 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM (EDT)
- Location - Jack Burger Sports Complex 60 Highland Dr, Port Hope On.
- Trail inspection and risk assessment process and procedures
- Risk assessment tied to trail management objectives
- Objective versus subjective assessment criteria
- Inspection forms and documentation
- Show details
Ontario Trails - Confederation College On-Line Learning
Ontario Trails Council supports professional recreation practices developed by:
Upcoming OTC Training and Events
OTM Book 18 and Protected Intersection Guide Training
Thursday, April 16
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Online only2026 Summit
May 6 - 8
Kingston Marriott
285 King St. E, Kingston, ON
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May 6 - 8 in Kingston, ON The Summit schedule is now available, and the April 6 hotel booking deadline is quickly approaching. It features three days of practical sessions, keynote presentations and peer discussions focused on today’s transportation challenges. Your Summit experience includes:
Stay in downtown Kingston Summit delegates can stay at the Holiday Inn Kingston Waterfront or the Residence Inn by Marriott at the OTC group rate of $199 per night. Book by April 6 to secure the OTC group rate. Both hotels are within walking distance of the Summit venue. View the full schedule and register at otc.org . |
Thank you to our 2026 Summit sponsors |
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ONTARIO TRAIL - RISK MANAGEMENT
The Ontario Trails Council works with Intact Public Entities on trail risk management
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Ontario Trails - Trails Risk Management Committee 2025-26
The purpose of each meeting is to gather resources from practitioners on the topic in advance so we can have a productive discussion on the topic and the various sub sections below. The materials will be crafted into supporting documents, educational sessions and a follow-up webinar so that maximum distribution of these up to date best practices can be achieved, and then shared with the Ontario Trails Community.
- Intact Co-Chair - Jaden Hodgins
- Ontario Trails Co-Chair - Dave Naulls
5. User Education and Training
Programs by Use Group
Calendar of Delivery
MTO Guidelines
Use group regulations
Knowledge Experts
Best recommendations
Powerpoint
Webinar
1030-1130
Topic Future Plans - Canadian Trail Summit Presentation
6. Meeting Date - May 5, 2026
1030-1200
Topic: Regulation and Legislation
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