Ganaraska Trail

The Ganaraska Trail is a recreational trail with a total length of 500 kilometres. Since 1967 it has been developed and maintained solely by volunteers and private landowners. The trail stretches across every type of landscape possible. Its route crosses parts of the Somerville Forest Tract and the Victoria Rail Trail.

The Kawartha section starts on the Victoria Rail Trail where it intersects with Crosswinds Road, south of Reaboro. It follows the Rail Trail to Lindsay, along the Scugog River for some distance, and then takes the Victoria County Recreation Corridor, which it follows to 2 kilometres past Burnt River. At this point, the trail increasingly sees evidence of Canadian Shield country. The section ends in Moore Falls after 77 kilometres of varied terrain. The first 50 kilometres are flat, and the next 20 kilometres are rugged. The last 5 kilometres are on country paths from Buller Road to Moore Falls. This section is suitable for novices.