Otonabee River Loop

Loop on the Lady Eaton drumlin is marked with the blue arrows, starting south of the daycare on West Bank Dr.

To take longer loop, continue down the north side of the drumlin and north along the river, cross the river at Lock 22, cross River Rd. at the gated laneway across from the north end of Lock 22.

Take this trail to the Rotary Trail.

Travel south on the Rotary Trail and cross back over the river at Trent University


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TRAIL STATS
LENGTH:
Drumlin Loop - 2 km and entire loop 4 km 
DIFFICULTY: •• 
ACTIVITIES:
Hiking & Walking, Running, Snowshoeing & Backcountry 
CHARACTER:
Natural, Scenic 
SURFACE:
Asphalt, Gravel, Soil - Compacted 
AMENITIES:
Parking, Washrooms 
OTHER:
Partial wheelchair access 
LOCATION
REGION:
Central Ontario 
SUB-REGION:
Kawartha's 
CLOSEST TOWN(S):
Peterborough 
TRAILHEAD: GPS 
SEASONS / HOURS
Year-round 
CONTACT INFO
NAME:
City of Peterborough , Administration 
PHONE:
 
EMAIL: Email Us Now  
WEB SITE
For more information on this trail and other trails in the region please visit: www.thekawarthas.com
 
 
 
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