Bon Echo Creek Trail
City: CloyneLength: 2.0 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Abes and Essens Lake Trail
Overview
The Abes and Essens trail features three loops; one of 4, 9 and 17 km. Make this an overnight hike and camp at one of the five campsites along the trail!
Long a favourite destination for painters and photographers, this park north of Napanee is renowned for Mazinaw Rock.
This 1.5-kilometre sheer rock face rises 100 m above Mazinaw Lake, one of the deepest lakes in Ontario, and features over 260 native pictographs – the largest visible collection in Canada.
Spend a day or plan an overnight adventure in this hiking and canoeing paradise of deep, blue lakes, sandy beaches, granite...
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Nearby Ammenities
Nearby Trails
Shield Trail
City: CloyneLength: 4.8 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Mazinaw Powerline Snowmobile Club Trail
City: CloyneLength: 500.0 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Abes and Essens Lake Trail
City: CloyneLength: 17.0 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Clifftop Trail - Bon Echo
City: CloyneLength: 1.5 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Kilbourne Lake / Blueberry Trail
City: Ferguson LakeLength: 20.0 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Creek Trail - Bon Echo
City: CloyneLength: 1.0 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
High Pines Trail
City: CloyneLength: 1.4 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
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In Ontario, we are known for our incredible cottage country in areas with forests, Canadian Shield rock, stunning lakes and rivers and abundant conservation areas.
In Ontario, we are known for our incredible cottage country in areas with forests, Canadian Shield rock, stunning lakes and rivers and abundant conservation areas.
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