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Ranger's Point Trail |
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Location
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Restoule
Provincial Park, 8818 HWY 534 |
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Trailhead UTM |
594647 mE x 5102672 mN |
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Ownership |
Ministry of Natural Resources - Ontario
Parks |
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Management |
Restoule
Provincial Park |
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Length
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1 km / 0.62 miles
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Difficulty
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easy
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Activities
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hiking,
mountain biking
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Amenities
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paid parking,
washrooms, picnic area, lookout, public beach
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Surface
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abandoned park roads; smooth; level
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User Fees
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a park-entry fee is charged to access the trails
within the park |
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Rules for Use:
- motorized travel is prohibited
- appropriate footwear is a necessity
- pets must be leashed at all times
- park entry permit is required for trail use
Maintenance:
- annually
Additional Information: Ontario
Provincial Parks are generally open from the May long weekend until
Thanksgiving each year, though these dates may vary depending on the
Park. For exact operating dates, please
contact Ontario Parks at 1-888-ONT-PARK, or call the Restoule
Provincial Park directly at (705) 729-2010.
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Description:
Ranger's Point Trail is a
short scenic trail around a peninsula on Stormy Lake. The trail
is wide and smooth, appropriate for walking, biking, and
strollers. Take a picnic lunch and enjoy the view from one of
the waterside sites or enjoy a quiet swim in Stormy Lake.
Directions:
From the HWY 11/17
junction near Seymour Street, head southeast on HWY 11 for 14.5 km (9
miles).
Take exit 329 for Lake Nosbonsing Road/HWY 654.
Continue on Lake Nosbonsing Road/HWY 654 for 23 km (14.3 miles), then turn
right onto HWY 534. 21.4
km (13.3 miles) further, stay right to remain on HWY 534 for an extra 9
km (5.6 miles).
Follow signage to the Provincial Park.
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