Deep River Trails

Deep River has an endless network of logging roads, cross-country ski trails and snowmobile trails. Many of these roads and trails are favorites of locals who like to mountain bike

Directions: There is a trail at Bass Lake Road,just north of Deep River. One route that some of the locals enjoy is at the end of Bass Lake Rd to follow the pipe line for 2 km and take the main snowmobile trail to the left. Follow this for 2 km to T-intersection and take left down to Big Bass Lake and Little Bass Lake.

There are two networks of trails within minutes of town. The Silver Spoon and Cranberry Lake Trail System is maintained in winter by the Deep River Cross-Country Ski Club. Maps are available that outline these trail systems from the Deep River Community Association (613-584-3373).

Information provided from the ValleyExplore and the Town of Deep River website. 

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