While searching for new trails in the latest “Guide to Ontario’s Conservation Areas” publication, I was annoyed to find a general location map but no exact location directions. Many of these trails are difficult to find (even if you know their name) which is why I’m so anal about giving you as exact directions as possible.
Then it occurred to me that I’m no better than the guide I was looking at. My reviews tell you exactly how to find a trail in the middle of nowhere. However, it never occurred to me to tell you where “the middle of nowhere” is. Unless a trail or CA is named after a nearby town, you have no way to quickly determine if it’s twenty minutes from your front door, or a three hour trip.
Hence, the map below. The numbers on the map will tell you which trails are close to you, and you can just click on the names beside the numbers below the map, to be taken to the review.
Sorry it took me so long to think of this.
Bushwhacker
1 Prince Edward Point and Little Bluff
16 Price CA
18 Northumberland County Forest – West Block
22 The Glen Gavel/Benson Rd Trail
24 The Port Hope Lakeshore Trail
26 The Jack Gordon/Bowman Rd Loop Trail
27 Nawautin/Hartop/Wicklow Beach Trails
28 Trout Ponds to Millbrook (Baxter’s Creek) Trail
29 Northumberland County Forest Carstairs Tract
30 Laurie Lawson Outdoor Educational Centre Trails
31 Ball’s Mill/Lime Kiln Trail
33 Sheffield CA
43 Sidney CA
44 Menzel Centennial Nature Reserve
45 Durham East Cross Forest CA Review
48 Crow’s Pass – coming August 23rd
