Bracebridge - Trans Canada Trail
The trail follows through a variety of woods, fields, country lanes with some hilly sections. It passes by many of the areas natural attractions such as High Falls and Wilson Falls. As of this writing most of the Bracebridge section of the trail was complete.
There are access points in several areas including Kerr Park on Beaumont Drive west of Wellington Street. Another option is from Highway 11 where you take Taylor Road West to Cedar Lane. You can also reach the trail from Macauley School (the trial starts at the back of the school) or at High Falls. This is a multi-use trail. Parking at Strawberry Bay road, Kerr Park
Information provided by Hiking in Central Ontario website.
Bracebridge - Trans Canada Trail
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