Cranberry Trail
This beautiful 2.5 km trail begins at the end of Cranberry Road in Callander, and stretches out to Callander Bay. The trail branches off about half-way through, leading to a platform overlooking the Cranberry Marsh. With interpretive signage, benches along the way, and a gorgeous view of Callander Bay, this trail is perfect for the whole family.
Directions: From the HWY 11/17 junction near Seymour Street, take HWY 11 south to the Pinewood Park Drive/Highway 94 turnoff. Turn left at the lights, and drive 2 km to Fairway Drive, where you will turn right. Turn right again after 200 m onto Cranberry Road, where you will find the Cranberry Trail parking lot at the end.
Information provided by the Discovery Routes website.
Cranberry Trail
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