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Speyside Trail

This is an in-and-out hike from Speyside to the Limehouse Conservation Area. At either end of the trail are side trails that can be followed to add variety to your hike.



From Speyside to 4th Line the trail winds though a mixed forest and passes over rocky sections typical of the Escarpment. Recent re-routes of the trail have bypassed several swampy and muddy sections, but after a substantial rainfall you should still be prepared to hike through or around some sticky areas.

From 4th Line to Limehouse the trail traces the perimeter of several farmers' fields.

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TRAIL STATS
LENGTH:
9.5 km 
DIFFICULTY: •• 
ACTIVITIES:
Hiking & Walking 
CHARACTER:
Natural 
SURFACE:
Hills, Rock, Water 
AMENITIES:
 
OTHER:
 
LOCATION
REGION:
Southwestern Ontario 
SUB-REGION:
Golden Horseshoe 
CLOSEST TOWN(S):
Milton 
TRAILHEAD: GPS 
SEASONS / HOURS
 
CONTACT INFO
NAME:
Bruce Trail Conservancy , Beth Kummling 
PHONE:
1-800-665-4453  
EMAIL: Email Us Now  
WEB SITE
For more information, including maps, please visit our Web site at www.brucetrail.org
 
 
 

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