Muskoka is a trail-walker's paradise, with over 40 public trails throughout the region. Muskoka's dynamic topography offers trails to suit any skill, from an easy stroll to a rewarding hike, and any distance from one kilometre loops to trails up to forty kilometres one way.
Most of Muskoka's trails are all-season and many are multi-use, covering a range of activities from hiking and biking to skiing and snowshoeing. And of course, the longest multi-use trail system in the world, the Trans-Canada Trail, passes right through the heart of Muskoka with sections in Gravenhurst, Bracebridge and Huntsville.
There are also many Accommodations and Attractions in Muskoka who have trails on their property for guests to use.
Throughout our Towns and Townships there are many public trails avaialble for a variety of activities. Below you will find a list of some of the trails in each area as well as some links for further information and maps.
Gravenhurst Trails
Brydon Bay Trail: Old Portage Rd. 2.3 km, easy.
Chamberlain Trail: Muskoka Road N. 3 km, moderate.
Cooper’s Falls Trail: Cooper’s Falls Rd. 8 km one way, moderate to challenging.
Devil’s Gap Trail: Muriel Crescent. 6-40 km one way, moderate.
Kahshe Barrens Trail: Muskoka Tourism Visitor Centre, Hwy 11. Up to 6 km loops, moderate.
Old Stone Road Trail: Muldrew Lake Rd. 6 km one way, moderate.
Hahne Farm Trail: Bethune Dr. 2-5 km loops, moderate.
Cooper’s Falls Trail: Cooper’s Falls Rd., Cooper’s Falls or District Rd. 6, Housey’s Rapids. 8.0 km out & back, moderate to difficult.
Muskoka Lakes Trails
Cranberry Marsh Trails: Cranberry Rd., Bala. 1.5-5.0 km loops, easy to moderate.
Hardy Lake Provincial Park Trail: Hwy 169, between Gravenhurst & Bala. 3.0 km loop, 8.0 km loop or 7.0 km out & back, easy to moderate.
Hazlewood Trail: Ferndale Rd., Port Carling. 2.5 km one way, moderate.
Huckleberry Rock Lookout Trail: Hwy 118, Muskoka Lakes. 3.5 km out & back, moderate.
Raymond Trail: Skelton Lake Rd., Utterson. 3.5 km one way, moderate.
Skelton Lake Fish Hatchery Trail: Fish Hatchery Rd., Utterson. 1.0 km loop, easy
Torrance Barrens Trail: Southwood Rd., Torrance. 2.5 km loop with 2.5 - 3.5 km additional loops, moderate.
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Bracebridge Trails
Bracebridge Bay Trail: Manitoba St. 1.5 km loop, easy.
Bracebridge Resource Management Centre: Hwy 11, 2.4 kms north of High Falls Bridge. 4 trails, 3-8 km, easy.
Covered Bridge Trail: Ball’s Dr. 2-3 km return or loop, easy.
Kerr Park Trail: Beaumont Dr. 1 km loop, easy.
South Monck Trail: Ball’s Dr. 7.5 km loop, easy to moderate.
Strawberry Point Lookout Trail: Beaumont Dr. & Stephens Bay Rd. 2.5 km or 2.0 km one way, moderate.
Trans-Canada Trail – Section 1: District Road 17 & Ennis Bay Rd. 6.67 km one way, moderate.
Trans-Canada Trail – Section 2: Ecclestone Dr. 5.9 km one way, easy.
Trans-Canada Trail – Section 3: Cedar Ln. 3.2 km one way, easy.
Trans-Canada Trail – Section 4: High Falls. 5.8 km one way, moderate.
Trans-Canada Trail – Section 5: Lone Pine Dr. 5.8 km one way, moderate.
Wilson’s Falls Hiking Trail: Cedar Lane, or Wilson’s Falls Rd., or Rogers Rd., or Sander Dr. 2.5 or 7.5 km one way, easy to moderate.
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Huntsville & Lake of Bays Trails
Arrowhead Provincial Park: Arrowhead Park Rd., Huntsville.
2.7 - 9.0 km cross-country skiing loops, easy, moderate & difficult.
3.0 - 9.0 km hiking loops, easy to moderate.
3.0 - 4.5 km mountain bike loops.
Fairy Vista Trail: Fairyview Dr., Huntsville. 5.0 km out & back, easy to moderate.
Golf Course Bicycle Route: Shay St., Huntsville. 4.4 & 8.6 km loops, moderate.
Memorial Park Trails: Centennial Centre, Huntsville. 1.2 km loop – optional additional 0.9 loop, easy to moderate.
Trans-Canada Trail - Huntsville: Boundary Rd. or Old Muskoka Road & Stephenson Rd. 1, Huntsville. 40.5 one way (parts under development), easy to moderate.
Yonge Street Mountain Biking Trail: Yonge St., Huntsville. 1.5 km one way, moderate to difficult.
Port Sydney – Balsam Chutes – Utterson Bike Route: Port Sydney Beach, Port Sydney. 25.6 km loop, moderate.
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Georgian Bay Trails
Gibson River Wilderness Trail: South Gibson Lake Rd. 3.5 km out & back, moderate.
Gibson Lake Multi-use Trail: South Gibson Lake Rd., Bayview Rd., & East Hungry Bay Rd. 5.0 km one way, easy.
McCrae Lake Conservation Trail: Georgian Bay Rd. 2.8 km out & back, moderate to difficult.
For more information on trails in Muskoka, please contact us at
info@muskokatourism.ca
or
1-800-267-9700.
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