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Currently the rails and ties have been removed. The rail bed is being groomed and eventually some bridge work. The trail will go from the 5th line in Angus go through New Lowell and connect to Stayner where the trail can be taken to Collingwood and further along to Meaford and Owen sound vie the Tom Thompson trail.
Not too bad, a bit slippery when you go down to the water.
Nice bridge experience. Would not recomend for small kids no safety railings.
Trail by itself not much impressive, it is a path along abounded trail between houses. There is a big parking for the park, what can be used for the trail.
We spent there around an hour, and it was more than enough.
Trail by itself not much impressive, it is a path along abounded trail between houses. There is a big parking for the park, what can be used for the trail.
We spent there around an hour, and it was more than enough.
Be careful of poison ivy . I won't walk my dog there
Grat hiking trail.
It's not yet recognized by public or outdoor related organization. There's no sign or information. It's a moderate trail. The railway is still there. It's nothing too significant. There is a railway bridge over the Nottawasaga River. There's a wetland with winding Bear Creek. We walked to Line 5 then turned back. We took a rest at Greenwood-McCann Park.
