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One-a-Day Trail

A comfortable walking trail which terminates at the picturesque One-a-Day Lake.

Safety Considerations: - all of the Forgotten Trails include sections of uneven tread composed of sand, loose gravel, and rock - a few routes feature rustic corduroy paths constructed from windfall to help bridge muddy areas.

While the Forgotten Trails are routinely inspected, trail users should be prepared to ford over a new washout or clamber over a recently downed tree - trailhead may not be visible as signage is intermittent and may have been removed in some places.

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TRAIL STATS
LENGTH:
1 km 
DIFFICULTY: •• 
ACTIVITIES:
Hiking & Walking, Cycling - Off-Road, Snowshoeing & Backcountry 
CHARACTER:
Natural 
SURFACE:
Grass/natural, Soil - Compacted 
AMENITIES:
Parking 
OTHER:
Trillium Trail Network 
LOCATION
REGION:
North Central Ontario 
SUB-REGION:
Algonquin Park Region 
CLOSEST TOWN(S):
South River 
TRAILHEAD: GPS 
SEASONS / HOURS
Year-round 
CONTACT INFO
NAME:
Discovery Routes , Gregor Waters 
PHONE:
705-386-1595 
EMAIL: Email Us Now  
WEB SITE
For more information, including maps, please visit our Web site at www.discoveryroutes.ca
 
 
 

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