Ivey Trail

This 1.1-km "backbone" trail of The Arboretum starts at the Information Kiosk and ends at the J.C. Taylor Nature Centre. It provides access to most of The Arboretum's other trail systems. Sponsored by the Richard Ivey Foundation in 1989, a main objective of this trail is to encourage walking visitors to move through the grounds without following Arboretum Road.

Starting at the kiosk, this brochure describes the features of the Ivey Trail and its adjoining trails. The trail is identified by a white "IVEY" on the trail posts. The other trail post symbols that you will encounter are illustrated in the brochure below with their corresponding trail or collection. The information kiosk is located at the entrance to The Arboretum.

Information provided by the Guelph University website.

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