Mountain Bike Adventure Trail

Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd. is crossed by over three hundred kilometres of forest access roads and trails making it one of North America's premier mountain biking destinations. From Base Camp at Kennisis Lake, the main trail heads north. A large four colour map of the area can be obtained at Base Camp free of charge.

It shows the trail system, location of shelters, lakes and other useful information. You can stick to the rolling access roads, take one of the many wide forest trails, or plan a route that takes you off to some of the toughest terrain in the Province. An active afternoon, full day or even a week can be spent peddling from one wilderness lake to another. Wildlife is plentiful and you're likely to see a variety of deer, beaver, moose, bear and other animal life. The cycling season runs from Victoria Day to the weekend after Thanksgiving.

Information provided by the Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Reserve website.

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