Simcoe County Forest - Martin's Valley Tract
City: SevernLength: 20.0 kmRegion: Bruce, Grey, Simcoe
Beaver Pond Trail at Awenda
Overview
This trail, a 1 km loop, is an easy hike. Accessed from the westernmost parking lot, this is essentially a nature trail that passes through several areas known for beaver activity.
Hikers can increase their chances of seeing wildlife by taking the trail in the early morning or evening. If you plan a hike in the evening, however, allow plenty of time to return before you lose the light and remember to always carry a flashlight.
Much of the trail's length is a boardwalk, which allows for wheelchair access.
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