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.
We try to re-visit and update as often as possible, as we take the accuracy of our reviews very seriously. However, with over 150 trail reviews on this site and a dozen more in various stages of completion, we’d very much appreciate you sending us a comment should you find a change in a trail since my review.
You needn’t divulge your e-mail address nor even fill in your name. I will simply receive an “anonymous” e-mail from our sponsor (wordpress) with your report. We will re-visit the trail at the first opportunity and correct the review with a thanks to you.
Bushwhacker
1 Prince Edward Point and Little Bluff
16 Price CA
18 Northumberland County Forest – Woodlands Trails
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
50 North Walker Woods Trail Review
52 Long Sault Conservation Area
53 Enniskillen Conservation Area
55 Ken Reid CA
56 Wilder Forest and Wildlife Preserve
57 Greenwood CA (North of 5th Line)
58 Greenwood CA (South of 5th Line)
59 Secord Forest & Wildlife Area
60 McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve
61 Bowmanville Creek – A Winter Walkable
62 Lynde Shores CA – A Winter Walkable
65 Northumberland County Forest Dragonfly, Elderberry, Stonewall, Luna Trail Review
66 Robert Johnston Eco Forest Review
67 Beaver River Conservation Area Trail
68 Northumberland County Forest McDonald Tract
72 Beaver Meadow (Picton) Wildlife Area and Macaulay Mountain CA
73 Northumberland County Forest Loop Trail across from McDonald Tract
75 Lang Hastings Trail (David Fife Line to Asphodel 5th Line Review)
76 (A) Trent University Wildlife Sanctuary (Peterborough) Trails Review
76 (B) Trent University Canal Nature Reserve (Peterborough) Trails Review
77 McGeachie Conservation Area
78 Hope Mill CA
79 South Corridor Victoria Rail Trail
80 Meisel Woods
83 TransCanada from Uxbridge to Blackwater
84 (A) Trans Canada from Parkhill Rd. to Ackison Rd (Peterborough)
84 (B) Trans Canada from Parkhill Rd. to Jackson Park (Peterborough)
85 Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park
88 The Trans Canada Big Pond Trail between Hwy #62 and Twiddy Rd (Madoc) Review
89 Purdon’s Wild Orchid Conservation Area
90 ORTA Trail between Woodvale School Rd and Beatty Lane
91 Trans Canada from Blairton Station to Havelock
92 Durham Regional Forest (Uxbridge) Trails Review
93 Trans Canada from Kings Mill to Harold Rds (Stirling)
95 Garden Hill Pond (Port Hope) Review
96 Hastings Heritage and Trail of Two Lakes Trail Review
97 Selwyn Beach and Ennismore Heritage Trails
98 Trail of 2 Lakes from Sills Rd tp Crookston Rd
99 Northumberland County Forest West Block Review
100 Rice Lake Conservation Area Trail Review
101 Bancroft’s Eagle’s Nest Trails Review
102 The Hogsback (Omemee) Trail Review
103 TransCanada from Godolphin to Bannon Rds Review
104 Port Hope’s Monkey Mountain
106 The Uxbridge Countryside Preserve
107 Trail of Two Lakes from Old Madoc Rd. to the Banks of the Trent River
108 The Port Hope Fall Fair Trail Review
109 Trans Canada past Drag Lake Trail Review
110 The Bata Island Trails Review
111 The TransCanada from Sulphide Rd #39 to … Sulphide Rd #39
112 Trail of Two Lakes Crookston RD to Seymour St W
113 The Brookwood Wildlife Area Trail Review
114 Norwood’s Mill Pond Trails Review
115 Hastings Heritage Trail from Station St to Malone Rd Review
116 The Thomas C. Agnew Nature Reserve Trail Review (Washago)
117 The Alexander Hope Smith Nature Reserve
118 The Kahshe Barrens Trail Review
119 The Dahl Forest Trail Review
120 The Knoxville Rd/6th Line (Port Hope) Trail Review
121 The Haliburton Cty Railtrail Geeza to Howland (Howland) Review
122 Nonquon Crown Lands on Scugog Line 10 (Port Perry) Trails Review
123 Nonquon Crown Lands on Old Simcoe Road (Port Perry) Trails Review
124 Nonquon Crown Lands on Scugog Line 12 Trail Review
125 Quinte Isle’s Crown Lands Trails Review
126 No Exit Trails of Northumberland County – Central
127 Quinte Isle’s Lakeshore Crown Lands Trail Review
128 Quinte Isle South Beach Dunes and Huyck’s Point Crown Lands Review
129 The Carden Alvar Part 1 of 3 – Cameron Ranch and Sedge Wren Trails Review
130 The Carden Alvar Part 2 of 3 – Prairie Smoke, Bluestem, and Grassland Loop Reviews
131 The Carden Alvar Part 3 of 3 – North Bear Alvar, and Kris Starr Sanctuary Reviews
132 The Mathison (Havelock) CA Trails Review
133 The Altberg Nature Reserve Trails Review
134 The Harold Town Conservation Area Trails Review
135 The K&P Trail from Murton Rd. to Junction with the Catarqui Trail Review (Harrowsmith)
136 The Gould Lake Conservation Area Review
137 The TransCanada Trail between Beatty’s Curve Rd and Sulphide Rd (#39)
138 Snowdon Wetland and Forest Preserve
139 Barnum Creek Nature Reserve
140 Christie Bentham Wetland Trails Review
141 No Exit & Road Allowance Trails of Northumberland County – Western Region
142 Turk Rd & Alnwick Hills Rd. Loop Trail (Baltimore ontario) Review
143 No Exit & Road Allowance Trails of Northumberland County – Eastern Region
144 Quinte Isle’s Millenium Trail from Blakely Rd to Fort Kente Rd (Trenton) Review
145 TransCanada from Blairton Station to Callaghan’s Rapids Trail Review
146 The River Rd and Lang/Hastings Figure 8 Loop Trail Review
147 The Ron Taylor Nature Reserve Review
148 The Cataraqui Trail Part 1
149 The Cataraqui Trail Part 2
150 The Cataraqui Trail Part 3
151 The James H. Fullard Loop Trail
152 The Cataraqui from Camden East to Harrowsmith Trail Review
153 The K&P Rail Trail from Godfrey to Oconto Part 1
The K&P Rail Trail from Godfrey to Oconto Part 2
The K&P Rail Trail from Godfrey to Oconto Part 3
154 The Kennebec Wilderness Trails (Kaladar) Review
155 The HCRT Cemetery rd to Gelert #1
156 The TransCanada from Sharbot Lake to Hwy #7 Part 1
The TransCanada from Sharbot Lake to Hwy #7 Part 2
The TransCanada from Sharbot Lake to Hwy #7 Part 3
The TransCanada from Sharbot Lake to Hwy #7 Part 4
157 The K&P from Little Lake Rd to Hwy #509 Sharbot Lake
158 The B.E.L. Trail & The Bridgenorth to Peterborough trail review
159 The Sweetwater Nature Reserve
160 Hastings Heritage Trail Sarafian Rd to Hwy # 62
161 Bowmanville’s Waterfront Trail
162 The IB&O Rail Trail (Gooderham) Part 1
The IB&O Rail Trail (Gooderham) Part 2
163 Otonabee Region Agreement Forest
165 Camden Lake Provincial Wildlife Area Trails Review
166 Unnamed Trail near Ormsby – Coming April 15 2024
2 Old Guys Walking 
Thank you for the very helpful map!
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Hi Dave,
I figured if I’m gonna bother writing over 60 trail reviews, I might as well show people where the trails are too (one of my pet peeves when looking for trails myself).
Bushwhacker
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Great info! I found the link to the Woodlands trails via your Hazel Bird review, but dont see it listed on the map/list…does it go by another name?
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Great Info, How can I enlarge the map to see the numbers in a certain area so I can look up information on the relating trails in that area. Thank you
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Hello Carol,
I assume you’re using a PC (ie a Windows operating system with a mouse) ? If so, you can press and hold down the Ctrl key while you roll the roller on the mouse upwards. That’ll make the whole screen enlarge. To enlarge even more, you could right click on the map, and choose “view image”, then do the same thing with the Ctrl key and the roller, to enlarge the map considerably more. You can then move the map around by using the gray bars on the bottom and the right side of the screen.
If your mouse doesn’t have a roller, you can choose to “view image” the same way, then just move the cursor a bit until a circled plus (+) sign appears. Left click the mouse, and the image will enlarge. But that’s as big as it’s gonna get (to the best of my knowledge) without a mouse roller.
Hope this helps. If not, please let me know what device you’re using, and I’ll try to help further (though I’m afraid I know nothing about smart phones, so I’ll be of no use to you there).
Bye for now,
Bushwhacker
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