Hybla to Graphite Trail
City: GraphiteLength: 6.0 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Nature's Winding Trail - North Hastings Scenic Route #5
Overview
Nature's Winding Trail - North Hastings Scenic Route #5
This trail is an auto-route mostly intended for cars, motorcycles and on-road cycling.
This trail has 6 points of interest. These include, a pubic beach and picnic area, a scenic vista, a cemetery and a heritage schoolhouse.
Point 2 - Monck Road Cemetery
Sign on left in the trees, two wooden posts-easy to miss. The Monck Road was completed in 1873 to serve as an overland military route to the upper Great Lakes during the time of renewed tensions between the British and American governments.
Point 6 - North Bay Beach Road
Public beach and picnic area.
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