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Trans Canada
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Location
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end of
Pinecreek Road, Callander |
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Management |
Discovery Routes |
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Length
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9.8 km / 6.1
miles
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Difficulty
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moderate
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Activities
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hiking,
mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country
skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling,
ATVing
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Amenities
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parking
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Surface
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various
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Rules for Use:
- follow marked routes only
- carry out all litter
- keep to the right except when passing
- fires are not permitted along the trail
- smoking is prohibited
- do not remove plant life
- do not damage live trees by breaking branches or stripping bark
- dogs must remain leashed at all times, and please clean up after them
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Description:
This section of the Trans Canada Trail is
located in the southwest corner of the
Municipality of Callander.
The trail winds up and down through
terrain that is characteristic of the region’s
landscape.
Wildlife is abundant on this remote trail as it
passes through numerous habitat types.
At the western reaches, the trail crosses
through active farmlands where cattle might be
spotted amongst the trees.
Muddy conditions should be expected in the early
spring and during episodes of wet weather.
Secondary hiking trails have been developed around
the wet areas offering an alternative to wet feet.
Directions:
Pinecreek South entrance: From the HWY 11/17
junction near Seymour Street, take HWY 11 southeast
for 14.7 km (9.1 miles).
Take the Lake Nosbonsing/HWY 654 exit.
Turn right at Lake Nosbonsing Road/HWY 654.
Turn left at Pinecreek Road South.
Pictures:
Click
here to
check out pictures of the Trans Canada Trail in
our photo gallery.
Map:
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