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Georgian Trail Collingwood
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Georgian Trail trail head - west-side Collingwood Ontario
Georgian Trail
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Wonderfully scenic and smooth trail for riding, walking, etc.
Very nice place to walk/bike with easy trails (dry tarmac even after rain the day before). There was boat drop off where you can park and rental place for bikes/aquatic boats for recreational activities.
This was a huge upgrade after seeing the fairly disappointing Millennium Overlook Park nearby. I would definitely recommend coming here but would highly recommend staying on the trails as there are "dangerous" plants nearby (warning signs for giant hogweed and wild parsnip that can cause irritation/burning with contact). Having said that, they posed no threat to the average walking person but dogs may wander into them if not careful.
This was a huge upgrade after seeing the fairly disappointing Millennium Overlook Park nearby. I would definitely recommend coming here but would highly recommend staying on the trails as there are "dangerous" plants nearby (warning signs for giant hogweed and wild parsnip that can cause irritation/burning with contact). Having said that, they posed no threat to the average walking person but dogs may wander into them if not careful.
Walk along the shore through Collingwood
One of the best walking trails in Collingwood. Always very well maintained, and has a fantastic view of Georgian Bay
Was my first time there. Such a beautiful place, I had my dog as well. It is dog friendly.
Pleasant to walk and you can not get lost, which is a plus for me lol. Definitely worth the drive and checking out.
Pleasant to walk and you can not get lost, which is a plus for me lol. Definitely worth the drive and checking out.
Great trail. Awesome views. Signage everywhere for easy riding and hiking.
very good trail. see many different views. should''ve bike. it is quite long.
Lovely trail! Rubber boots are recommended in May as some parts are muddy. On a cool day with a bit of a breeze we were not bothered by mosquitoes. Well marked trails; some signs even have GPS coordinates! Lots of birds especially in the more open areas.😀
Very easy little trail by the water. You can park behind McDonald’s. The loop itself is 30 min, but you can connect it to other trails. We ended up coming out to walk downtown afterwards.
This is one of the nice trails in Blue Mountain. This goes around the Georgian bay and this is a nice and beautiful scenic trail along the water. You can see birds- swans, ducks & Geese. You can also find snapping turtles here. This is an easy trail and the elevation level is zero. Parking available for free.
If you want to go through all the trails, I would suggest to wear water resistant shoes or rain boots coz some of the trails are muddy and level of water is higher than the ground.
One of my favourite trails. Each time I had different experience. Today it's icicle and ice cube.
Go in February... no mosquitos. Really fun place for skiing. Watch out for that first hill... a little too exciting. Beautiful place just to walk too. And everyone gives a smile and wave. Good signage.
Good size trails. Peaceful
A fairly easy trail with well kept pathways. Many lovely shaded areas that seemed magical and inviting. Best time to venture is early in the morning as more people tend to show up around noonish.
Excellent trail. We went at about 6pm. BUGS! Mosquitoes ate us alive. During the day it's fine. My dog loves it.