Haliburton - Lochlin Loop
This is a good combination route. County Rd 1 is relatively flat and Kashagawigamog Lake Road is quite hilly.
If you want an extra uphill challenge, follow Donald Road – a semi-circle off of Gelert Rd 1. Follow the Head Lake Trail to the traffic lights at the intersection of Gelert Rd 1 & 21. Cross the road and follow Gelert Rd 1 out of town to Lochlin.
Take Church Rd to the stop sign and turn left onto Tom Baton Rd. Continue until the next stop sign and turn right onto Kashagawigamog Lake Rd (County Road 18). Ride through to Gelert Rd 1 then turn left, a few kilometres later you will be back at Head Lake Park.
Directions: Begin at Head Lake Park in Haliburton (across from the caboose), where there is parking, swimming and a picnic area.
Haliburton - Lochlin Loop
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