Mayflower Lake Trail
The trail begins near the park office and Mayflower Lake boat launch. As the trail edges along side the former glacial lake (which reaches depths of 20 metres), it then leaves the lake and climbs a sandy slope that follows a hydro line to the Amphitheatre.
From this point it easily connects with the Homesteader’s Trail, allowing hiking to be easily continued. It must also be noted that the lakeshore is extremely sensitive, and consequently it is strongly recommended that hikers stay on the trail.
Mayflower trail is only a couple miles long and not surprisingly goes past Mayflower lake. It is an easy track and great for a quick nature walk during the summer months. In the winter it’s a ski trail.
Mayflower Lake Trail
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