Maitland Cemetery Trail

The 0.8 km “Entry Side Trail” winds southeast from the cemetery gate through pine reforestation and maple forest before rejoining the roadway.

Return to the gate by the road for a 1.3 km loop. The 2 km “Look-out Loop” starts at the back of the parking area and travels northeast down a gently sloping and uneven surface 0.3 km to a spectacular scenic look-out of the falls at Pipers Dam and the Maitland River eighty feet below!

Turn northwest and bear left at every opportunity until you return to the entrance trail in 1.4 km. (Please stay on trails, as others lead to private property). Information provided by the Ontario's West Coast website.

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