Lynn Valley Trail

The Lynn Valley Trail is an 8 km trail connecting the southern Ontario towns of Simcoe and Port Dover. People using this trail can hike, bike or cross-country ski through a part of the Carolinian forest region.

The trail has many types of plants and wildlife that can be enjoyed by all. Hikers are asked to observe the following rules: No motorized vehicles, hike only on the trail, do not climb fences or gates, respect the privacy of people living along the trail, keep dogs on a leash, no camping or fires, protect and do not disturb wildlife.

Do not disturb farm animals, use trail during the day only and leave nothing but thanks and take nothing but photographs!

Please visit Cycle Ontario for more information on the Lynn Valley Trail

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