Ontario boasts over 80,000 km in trails. Whether you're in downtown Toronto or North of Superior, we have a trail for you. The Ontario Trails Council is a registered charity, led by volunteers who promote the development, management, use and conservation of Ontario's trails. You'll find everything from gentle walking trails to rock faces for climbing and water routes to canoe and kayak.
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Ontario Trails News - Paddle, Bike, Hike or Ride
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Bikers, runners descend on Buckwallow this weekend
CottageCountryNow.ca
Riders hit the trails at Buckwallow Cycling Centre during a previous Ontario Cup race series event. File photo GRAVENHURST -- For the seventh year, Buckwallow Cycling Centre is opening its trail network to Chico Racing's Ontario Cup events. ...
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Whatever happened to the Butter Tart Trail™?
Mount Forest Confederate
The Butter Tart Trail™… the self-guided driving tour winding through ... County of Grey Tourism and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. ...
Guide to Parks Canada: Atlantic Provinces, Quebec & Ontario
Intelligent Travel from National Geographic Traveler Magazine
At Ontario's Georgian Bay Islands National Park, 63 islands dot the shore providing wonderful venues for boating, sailing, fishing, and seashore hikes. ...
Adirondack Mountain Club Laurentian Chapter lists summer outings ...
North Country Now
This is a good approach when hiking on your own as well as for chapter outings .... Chapter draws members from St. Lawrence County and southeastern Ontario. ...
Let's Go Canada | Hiking in Central Ontario
I love to hike alone and enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature. I hike and canoe for 2 to 3 days in the wilderness. Pure exhilaration.
letsgetoutside.canadianliving.
Cookbooks feed backcountry campers, wilderness foragers
Straight.com
Summer's the season for hiking, camping, and getting back to nature. ... The Ontario-based author combines her passions for cooking and the great outdoors ...
Process to preserve Karst feeder lands has started
Hamilton Spectator
STONEY CREEK The process to preserve the Eramosa Karst Conservation Area feeder lands and transfer their ownership to the Hamilton Conservation Authority has begun. Infrastructure Ontariohas announced an amendment to the Environmental Assessment for ...
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New easement protects an Eden of grassland, rocks and water
North Country Public Radio
Ontario Bays Initiative announced the new conservation easement on the 182-acre property. Joanna Richards visited the sanctuary and has this story. It's a sunny summer afternoon. Mary and Helen Eldrett are standing on a path next to a pond and they're ...
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Canoe/Kayak Expedition Season is Here [The Latest Round-up]
Paddling Instructor News
... April and have just crossed the border from Manitoba into northern Ontario . ... In this day and age most people would have chosen a sea kayak as their ...
Cycling in the Niagara Region Toronto Sun
Riders taking part in Toronto-Niagara Greenbelt Express route of the Bike Train cycle past ships along the Welland Canal. (Handout - Bike Train) The Niagara Region isn't just about theatre, wine and waterfalls. It also contains a treasure of scenic ...
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Cyclist charged after pedestrian hit CBC.ca
Toronto police say a woman was rushed to hospital, seriously hurt, after being struck by a cyclist who had run a red light. The woman had been walking eastbound along Dundas Street West with two other people and was crossing Huron Street when she was ...
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Cyclists should need a licence to ride 0 Toronto Sun
By Michele Mandel ,Toronto Sun Maybe then they would take the rules of the road more seriously. Maybe then they would think twice before they mow down a pedestrian while riding the wrong way on a one-way street. And maybe then a middle-aged woman ...
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Leaside neighbours band together to help duck family insideTORONTO.com
This photo shows the mother duck and her ducklings swimming away on Wilket Creek after being found walking the streets of Leaside on Saturday. Neighbours joined together to transport the ducks from Leaside to the creek. Photo/COURTESY Terri Reid was ...
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Fort Allen Park: Reclaiming the high ground
Press Herald
... was particularly valuable during the War of 1812 because its position high ... design trails around Fort Allen, to do design work for the restoration. ...
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Bikers, runners descend on Buckwallow this weekend
CottageCountryNow.ca
Riders hit the trails at Buckwallow Cycling Centre during a previous Ontario Cup race series event. File photo GRAVENHURST -- For the seventh year, Buckwallow Cycling Centre is opening its trail network to Chico Racing's Ontario Cup events. ...
See all stories on this topic »
Whatever happened to the Butter Tart Trail™?
Mount Forest Confederate
The Butter Tart Trail™… the self-guided driving tour winding through ... County of Grey Tourism and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. ...
Guide to Parks Canada: Atlantic Provinces, Quebec & Ontario
Intelligent Travel from National Geographic Traveler Magazine
At Ontario's Georgian Bay Islands National Park, 63 islands dot the shore providing wonderful venues for boating, sailing, fishing, and seashore hikes. ...
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| From Let's Go Canada |
North Country Now
This is a good approach when hiking on your own as well as for chapter outings .... Chapter draws members from St. Lawrence County and southeastern Ontario. ...
Let's Go Canada | Hiking in Central Ontario
I love to hike alone and enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature. I hike and canoe for 2 to 3 days in the wilderness. Pure exhilaration.
letsgetoutside.canadianliving.
Cookbooks feed backcountry campers, wilderness foragers
Straight.com
Summer's the season for hiking, camping, and getting back to nature. ... The Ontario-based author combines her passions for cooking and the great outdoors ...
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| Photo: Barry Gray/Hamilton Spectator |
Hamilton Spectator
STONEY CREEK The process to preserve the Eramosa Karst Conservation Area feeder lands and transfer their ownership to the Hamilton Conservation Authority has begun. Infrastructure Ontariohas announced an amendment to the Environmental Assessment for ...
See all stories on this topic »
New easement protects an Eden of grassland, rocks and water
North Country Public Radio
Ontario Bays Initiative announced the new conservation easement on the 182-acre property. Joanna Richards visited the sanctuary and has this story. It's a sunny summer afternoon. Mary and Helen Eldrett are standing on a path next to a pond and they're ...
See all stories on this topic »
Canoe/Kayak Expedition Season is Here [The Latest Round-up]
Paddling Instructor News
... April and have just crossed the border from Manitoba into northern Ontario . ... In this day and age most people would have chosen a sea kayak as their ...
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| Photo QMI Agency |
Riders taking part in Toronto-Niagara Greenbelt Express route of the Bike Train cycle past ships along the Welland Canal. (Handout - Bike Train) The Niagara Region isn't just about theatre, wine and waterfalls. It also contains a treasure of scenic ...
See all stories on this topic »
Cyclist charged after pedestrian hit CBC.ca
Toronto police say a woman was rushed to hospital, seriously hurt, after being struck by a cyclist who had run a red light. The woman had been walking eastbound along Dundas Street West with two other people and was crossing Huron Street when she was ...
See all stories on this topic »
Cyclists should need a licence to ride 0 Toronto Sun
By Michele Mandel ,Toronto Sun Maybe then they would take the rules of the road more seriously. Maybe then they would think twice before they mow down a pedestrian while riding the wrong way on a one-way street. And maybe then a middle-aged woman ...
See all stories on this topic »
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| Credit: Toronto Star |
This photo shows the mother duck and her ducklings swimming away on Wilket Creek after being found walking the streets of Leaside on Saturday. Neighbours joined together to transport the ducks from Leaside to the creek. Photo/COURTESY Terri Reid was ...
See all stories on this topic »
Fort Allen Park: Reclaiming the high ground
Press Herald
... was particularly valuable during the War of 1812 because its position high ... design trails around Fort Allen, to do design work for the restoration. ...
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