Rabbit Lake Trail

The 3-km (1.9-mile) hike will take approximately one hour and will lead participants through a characteristic Canadian Shield environment. Hardy Lake's natural and human history will be brought to life through educational, artistic and interactive activities.

The Rabbit Lake trail system provides a scenic walk along the south shore of Rabbit Lake. Feeder trails provide easy access to residents via Cambrian Drive, Minto Avenue, Nairn Avenue and Valley Drive. You will find ample parking at Garrow Park.

The trailhead is at the west end of the parking lot. Plans are underway to pave the feeder trail leading from Nairn Avenue to Rabbit Lake. It is hoped that the hard, even surface will allow more people to access the natural beauty and peace of this part of our community.

The information was provided by the Kenora and Heritage Trust website.

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