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Ganaraska Millennium Trail

A relatively level 2.4km looped trail along the Ganaraska River. After walking over the marsh boardwalk halfway along the trail, there is quite a steep slope up the eastern portion of the trail with gentle slopes heading back to the trail head.

Various demonstration sites are designed to show landowners how to protect and enhance their properties through conservation techniques. The trail begins at the Ganaraska Conservation Authority offices on the northwest corner of Hwy 401 and County Rd 28 (across from Tim Horton's).

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TRAIL STATS
LENGTH:
2.4 km 
DIFFICULTY: •• 
ACTIVITIES:
Hiking & Walking 
CHARACTER:
Natural, Scenic 
SURFACE:
Soil - Compacted 
AMENITIES:
Parking, Picnic Areas, Washrooms, Designated Rest Areas 
OTHER:
 
LOCATION
REGION:
Central Ontario 
SUB-REGION:
Lake Ontario Port's of Call 
CLOSEST TOWN(S):
Cobourg 
TRAILHEAD: GPS 
SEASONS / HOURS
Year-round 
CONTACT INFO
NAME:
Northumberland Tourism , Admin 
PHONE:
905-372-3329 
EMAIL: Email Us Now  
WEB SITE
For more information, including maps, please visit our Web site at www.northumberlandtourism.com
 
 
 

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