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6 Middleville Route 13 Matheson Drive & Code Road This intermediate route along 31 km of paved and gravel roadways features some For a shorter route along paved roads, this 18.8 km loop leaves from the Beckwith rolling hills and a great deal of lovely scenery. Explore historic treasures along the Street Bridge and heads out of town to Rosedale Road South into Montague Township Digital Access

way, such as the Middleville Museum, and the ghost town of Herron Mills on the Brook Trout Lake Trout Lake Whitefish Northern Pike Bullhead Township. When you head back into town, the route takes you into the park where Lake Map Pts Solake Rainbow Trout Smallmouth Bass Walleye Other Species . Park at the Municipal Office at 75 George Street in you can relax. 613-283-4124 (Town of Smiths Falls) Bottle Lanark Highlands X X Lanark Village. Washrooms are available when the office is open. 613-267-3200 Christie Tay Valley X X (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) 14 Matheson Drive & Rosedale Road Clayton (Portion of) Mississippi Mills X Clyde Lanark Highlands 7 This 18.4 km route along paved roadways is the southern loop of Matheson Drive, X X McDonalds Corners taking you from the Beckwith Street Bridge out of town. Along the way you’ll Dalhousie Lanark Highlands X X This longer route along County Roads 12 and 8 offers some challenging hills and encounter the scenic and Old Sly’s. Stop in at the Heritage House Darling Long Lanark Highlands X X scenic viewscapes as it passes by conservation areas, natural gems and lovely bed Museum. 613-283-4124 (Town of Smiths Falls) Dixon Lanark Highlands X X Cycling and breakfasts and retreats (where you might want to rest when you are done!). Mountain Biking Golfing Flower Round Lanark Highlands Lanark County is a cyclist’s paradise with its variety of routes suitable X Most of the 39.8 km route is paved, but there is some gravel. Park at the Lanark 15 Green Lanark Highlands X X to many different skill levels. The Canadian Shield lands provide great Highlands Municipal Office at 75 George Street in Lanark Village. Washrooms are Kilmarnock Route With the plethora of trails and landscapes throughout Lanark County, With its rolling and rugged hills to flat and fertile farmland mingling Joe Lanark Highlands X X available when the office is open. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of Starting from the Beckwith Street Bridge, this 24.9 km route along paved roads training hills, while the flatter farmlands allow for speed – or a rest. there is no shortage of experiences for mountain-bike enthusiasts to with lakes, rivers and forests, Lanark County golf courses are gems Kerr Lake Lanark Highlands X X Commerce) follows Hwy. 43 to the Kilmarnock Road over the lock and past the beautiful apple All of this is nestled into some of the most gorgeous scenery anywhere enjoy. The Trans and K&P are examples of several multi-use trails that offer something for every skill level. There are nine-hole Lavant Long Lanark Highlands X Xx – a mix of rocks, forests, wetlands, meadows, lakes and rivers. There orchard. As you head back to town via the Jasper Road, you can return to Beckwith in the area offering long and shorter routes and a range of difficulty beauties tucked amid the rivers and highlands of the county, as Little Silver Tay Valley X X are plenty of towns, villages, hamlets, parks and conservation areas 8 Ferguson Falls Street or follow the path along the river in Lower Reach Park. 613-283-4124 Apparel, shoes (Town of Smiths Falls) levels. Some private resorts also offer access to trails for mountain biking well as 18-hole courses providing lots of challenge and spectacular Long Tay Valley X X to explore along the way. Come, visit and enjoy the perfect journey! This 24 km intermediate route along paved roads and through rolling landscapes Mississippi (Portion of) Beckwith by the public. Visit links to some of the listed trails or contact Lanark scenery. Be sure to check out the oldest nine-hole course in Canada X Xx Online maps for routes 1-10 can be viewed at www.perthchamber.com/ showcases some fun stops along the way – including a gorgeous golf course, a Mississippi (Portion of) Drummond North Elmsley X X woolen shop, a campground on the Mississippi and a sugar bush operation near 16 Poonamalie Road and accessories cycling-route-maps/; maps for routes 11-16 can be found at www. County Tourism for info. 1-888-452-6275 www.lanarkcountytourism.ca (now extended to 18) in Perth. You’ll also find full-service facilities at Mississippi (Portion of) Mississippi Mills X Xx the hamlet of Ferguson Falls. Park at the Lanark Highlands Municipal Office at 75 Combine biking and walking with this 17.6 km route along paved roads with rough smithsfalls.ca/public_docs/documents/SF%20Bike%20Map%20May many area courses, including driving ranges, practice greens, licenced Mississippi (Portion of) Mississippi Mills X Xx George Street in Lanark Village. Washrooms are available when the office is open. and dirt patches. Depart from the Beckwith Street Bridge and head southwest on Calabogie Peaks Resort - 1-800-669-4861 Getting you out for Less! 17%20(4).pdf and for routes 17-22 are at www.mmbicyclemonth.ca clubhouses, full-course meals, refreshment golf carts, equipment Otty (Portion of) Tay Valley X X 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) Lombard Street to Poonamalie Road. Visit the Poonamalie lockstation, where there Sport X - 613-284-1632 Paddy’s Lanark Highlands X Xxx 1 is a short walking trail on the opposite side of the lock – a nice break before rentals, pro shops and lessons. It’s time for tee! Glen Tay Loop 23 Burnt Lands Mountain Bike Ride Park Lanark Highlands X X 9 heading back into Smiths Falls. 613-283-4124 (Town of Smiths Falls) This 15 km short, flat route along paved roadways is an excellent beginner route Town of Perth Tour Take an 18 km cycling trail adjacent to a fascinating natural gem in the area – the Burnt 1. Pakenham Highlands Golf Club - 613 624-5550 Perch Lanark Highlands X X that takes cyclists along the upper past heritage farmlands and through the Roll past Perth’s compelling sites on this easy, short route (that could be walked). Lands Alvar – which is an Area of Natural and Scientific Interest. The route starts from the 2. Brown’s Green Golf Course - 613-256-5401 Pike Tay Valley X scenic village of Glen Tay. Start from the Crystal Palace/Tay Basin in Perth, where you Start at the Big Ben monument in Code Park opposite Fiddleheads and meander 17 Birders on Bicycles traffic circle at the intersection of Appleton Side Road and Ramsay Concession 11A and 3. Mississippi Golf Club - 613-257-3396 Rideau (Big & Upper) Tay Valley X will find ample parking and washrooms. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of through the downtown streets to learn a little about the town’s history and lots Leave from Mill St. in Almonte and cycle to where the birds are on this 18 km route features hard-packed gravel, standing water, mud and exposed bedrock. Stay on the trail 4. Carlbeck Golf & Country Club - 613-257-8623 Rideau (Lower & Big) Drummond North Elmsley/Tay Valley X Xx Commerce) about the great shops, restaurants and facilities on offer. Park behind Fiddleheads. that mostly follows paved roads. The hamlet of Blakeney and Mill of Kintail are to avoid harming the fragile ecosystem. A map is available at www.bicyclemonth.ca. 5. Dalhousie Glen Golf Club - 613-278-2369 Montague Washrooms are available in Code’s Mill atrium. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Xx 2 along this route, and be sure to check out the Almonte Waste Sanitation Ponds – 6. Blue Heron Golf & Country Club - 613-264-1062 Robertson Lanark Highlands Perth to Murphys Point Chamber of Commerce) X Challenge yourself with this 41.3 km route that takes you through the hilly terrain a great spot for birding. Parking is available in the market square. 7. Timber Run Golf Course - 613-259-5313 White (Portion of) Lanark Highlands X X (Mississippi Mills Bicycle Group) 8. Mapleview Golf & Country Club - 1-888-755-7552 marking Canadian Shield country from Perth to Murphys Point Provincial Park. Start 10 Woods Lanark Highlands X from the Crystal Palace/Tay Basin in Perth, where there is parking and washrooms. Westport 9. Perth Golf Course Links O’ Tay - 613-267-4504 Challenge yourself to this 87 km journey from Perth to Westport and back. This route 10. Beckwith Golf Club - 613-284-0688 Take a break or hike through the park. Buy some fresh local produce from farm stands on 18 18. Naismith Loop Long Lake follows paved roadway through farmland and Canadian Shield country and past 11. Donnybrooke Gold & Country Club - 613-283-7013 your way back to town. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) Start from the Mill of Kintail Conservation Area (where you can park) and take in Named for its shape, this lake is located in Tay Valley Township. Take Cty. Rd. 10 gorgeous lakes. Take a rest at scenic Narrows Lock on the UNESCO World Heritage 12. Juniper Fairways - 613-283-2252 south from Perth and turn right onto Cty. Rd. 14. Turn left onto Long Lake Road and 3 some area history at the museum before setting out on this 22 km ride through Harper to Balderson Site, the Rideau Canal. Enjoy shopping and restaurants at some of the hamlets along travel for about 2.7 km to find, on the right, an undeveloped public launch site. Fish picturesque farmland and forests on the way to Clayton. There is a mix of gravel This lovely beginner route takes you along 26 km of flat paved roadway featuring the way and in Westport and Perth. The route begins and ends at the Crystal Palace/ species include Northern Pike, Small- and Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, , beautiful farmland and some must-stops. Enjoy the delectable treats at Balderson and Tay Basin in Perth, where you’ll find parking and washrooms. 613-267-3200 and paved roads on this route. When you return to the museum, you’ll find a picnic Pumpkinseed, Rock Bass, Brown Bullhead, Bluntnose Minnow, Banded Killifish, Golden the scrumptious baked goods and cute mini critters in Glen Tay. Start from the Crystal (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) area, washrooms, nature trails along the Indian River and a play structure for kids. Shiner, Fathead Minnow and Blackchin Shiner. Palace/Tay Basin in Perth, where there is parking and washrooms. 613-267-3200 (Mississippi Mills Bicycle Group) (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) 11 Mississippi Lake Golf Club Road & Bay Road 19 Paddling 4 Maberly Route From the Beckwith Street Bridge in Smiths Falls, ride south on Brockville Street (Hwy. Pizza Hut Ride This is one of the largest inland lakes in the area and its warm waters are home to 613.461.2000 For a challenging route over the hills and dales of west Lanark County, try this 92.8 km 29) past the County Fair Mall for a scenic 28 km tour through the countryside. You’ll For a quick ride, park at Almonte’s Old Town Hall, 14 Bridge Street and head out With two major watersheds coursing through the area, Lanark County Walleye, Northern Pike and Small- and Largemouth Bass, not to mention Yellow Perch, Yellow Bullhead, Brown Bullhead, Pumpkinseed, Bluegill, Rock Bass, Bluntnose 14 Mill Street, Almonte, Ontario journey along paved roadways. Pause as you pass through the charming villages of be treated to views of fields, forest, lakes and marshlands as you make your way of town on Country Street. The 11 km route on paved roads passes the new has no shortage of gorgeous canoe and kayak routes from which to Fishing Maberly, Glen Tay and Bolingbroke. The route begins and ends from the Crystal Palace/ along this loop that traverses paved roads with a stretch of dirt. 613-283-4124 municipal building, affectionately dubbed the “Pizza Hut” for its red roof. This Minnow, Fallfish, White Sucker, American Eel, Burbot, Blacknose Shiner, Log Perch and Tay Basin in Perth, where you’ll find parking and washrooms. 613-267-3200 (Town of Smiths Falls) ride can be extended by going out the 7th Line or even the 6th, then heading choose with varying levels of difficulty. Local canoeist Cliff Bennett of Johnny Darter. Located in Drummond, Beckwith and Mississippi Mills, its perimeter is www.vamosoutdoors.ca (Perth Chamber of Commerce) back to town on Old Perth Road. The hill back to Almonte will keep you strong! the Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists has identified Lanark County’s best Lanark County is fishing heaven! Hundreds of lakes and waterways about 56 km and it reaches a depth of 9.2 m. There are multiple access points. are open to sport fishing, where you will find a wide range of species. 12 Kelly’s Road (Mississippi Mills Bicycle Group) canoe and kayak journeys. For a complete list of routes see www.mvfn.ca. 5 Fallbrook Route Skiing, Snowboarding Otty Lake This 21.9 km loop starts from the Beckwith Street Bridge in Smiths Falls and takes Take advantage of online lake maps at www.lanarkcountytourism.ca This 24.8 km intermediate route starts from the Lanark Highlands Municipal Office From wilderness landscapes to sedate paddles through historic and A prestigious lake surrounded by private homes, Otty Lake is located just south of you south on Brockville Street (Hwy. 29) through scenic countryside along country 20 Whether you’re an old pro or wanting to try fishing on for size, Family at 75 George Street in Lanark Village and follows paved roads through rolling hills Reva’s Museum Tour Perth. A public boat launch can be accessed by travelling south on Rideau Ferry Road roads, linking up with the Cataraqui Trail for a short stretch. The route is mostly charming towns and hamlets, it’s all here – including lots of great and beautiful countryside, past golf courses, historic churches and through charming This 41 km journey along mostly paved roads and some hard-packed gravel Fishing Weekend is a great opportunity to experience this fantastic (Cty. Rd. 1), turn right onto ElmGrove Road (Cty. Rd. 21) and then turn right onto Blair paved road with some dirt and gravel stretches 613-283-4124 spots to stop for lunch! hamlets. Park at the municipal office. Washrooms are available when the building is features stops at four local museums. Start anywhere along the route and take and Snowshoeing pastime, with dates set aside in winter and summer to try fishing Poole Farm Road. Fish species include Northern Pike, Small- and Largemouth Bass, open. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) (Town of Smiths Falls) in the Mill of Kintail’s R. Tait McKenzie Museum and the Dr. James Naismith 2. Carleton Place – Mississippi licence-free in Ontario. Check www.familyfishingweekend.com for info. Yellow Perch, Rock Bass, Pumpkinseed, Alewife, Burbot, White Sucker, Black Crappie, Collection, the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum in Almonte and the North Lanark River and Lake from Carleton Place Lanark County offers lots of opportunities for folks to strap Bluntnose Minnow, Yellow Bullhead and Golden Shiner. Fishing for Northern Pike, bass Historical Museum in Appleton. Enjoy the beautiful Mississippi along the way. Explore the home of the oldest racing canoe club in Canada. Launch from Centennial Park apparatus to their feet and hit the snow! Whether you prefer cross- Information & Licenses and panfish is considered to be fairly good here. Parking at the museum. (Mississippi Mills Bicycle Group) in Carleton Place and head upriver toward the lake or downstream to the bridge and public country or downhill skiing, snowboarding or snowshoeing, there Ministry of Natural Resources - 1-800-667-1940 dock, where you can check out the downtown and its local flavours. The canoe club is Paddy’s Lake are several ways to explore the quiet beauty of the county’s natural Supplies 21 Tour de Mississippi Mills located directly across from the park. Upriver there are many bays and wetlands to explore, Featuring a completely natural shoreline with the exception of one campsite, your areas during their winter slumber. Check out some of the multi-use Bennett’s Bait N’ Tackle - 613-283-0683 This 100+ km route along paved and hard-packed gravel roads can be completed as well as a couple of creeks on the north side of the lake. Great fishing, too! experience on Paddys Lake will be a quiet one. Take Hwy. 511 to Lavant Road in Lanark trails listed for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing opportunities Norris’s Bait & Tackle & Boat Rental - 613-273-6462 Highlands, turn west, pass Poland and find Paddy’s Marsh on the south side of the in four stages. It winds through Almonte and all four Mississippi Mills hamlets: Donaldson’s Shell/Heritage Convenience - 613-267-3914 Appleton, Blakeney, Clayton and Pakenham. Start anywhere along what is dubbed 9. Lanark Highlands – Park Lake and peruse some of the specific locations below. road. In the southwest corner there is canoe access. Northern Pike, Golden Shiner and One of the most beautiful lakes in Lanark County can be found in Lanark Highlands Bait Casters - 1-866-253-4868 Rainbow Trout are said to inhabit this waterbody. the “grand dame of Bicycle Month routes.” Cross the Mississippi and Indian rivers Hillside Bait Farm - 613-623-3776 multiple times and enjoy varied landscapes, along with stops at several historic beyond the hamlet of Poland. Pack a lunch and explore this gem on a route that is all 1. Calabogie Peaks Resort Park Lake, Wood Lake and Bower Lake landmarks along the way. (Mississippi Mills Bicycle Group) about the loveliness of the lake. Make your way around the shoreline, but keep track This resort features more than 70 acres of groomed trails with two quad chairs Boat Rental of directions so you don’t lose track in the many bays and passages. Downstream from and one magic carpet transporting enthusiasts to runs for beginners through to Bayview Lodge - 613-623-2753 These three small lakes are located in Lanark Highlands in the vicinity of Ranger Camp the launch site is a small lake with a picnic island to the left. experts. Snowboarding, snowshoeing, skating, tubing, lessons, cross-country skiing, Road. Park Lake is a favourite among canoeists for its “Algonquinesque” feel and the 22 Verna’s Text Book Tour Cedar Cove Resort - 613-623-3133 rentals, a store, a wax and tune shop and a cafeteria/pub are available onsite. many small islands throughout the lake, suitable for camping. Travel north from Lanark This 42 km route on paved and hard-packed gravel is named for naturalist, Pickerel Bay - 613-623-3344 20. Mississippi Mills – Almonte 1-800-669-4861 Village on Cty. Rd. 511 to Cty. Rd. 16. Follow South Lavant Road to Umpherson’s Mill historian and geologist Verna McGiffin and takes you on a ride into history. and Mississippi River Downstream Bottle Lake Road South and to Ranger Camp Road. Access for Bower is on the left of the road Boating and The route starts at Pakenham’s Five Arch Stone Bridge (where you can park) Launching from the beach in Metcalfe Park in downtown Almonte, explore the foot 2. Mount Pakenham The bedrock here has fostered fens, boggy ponds and lakeshores. You will see mature and access to Wood Lake is on the right. Various species can be found in the lakes, of two waterfalls before meandering along the shorelines of the Mississippi downriver lanark and features prehistoric shorelines and beautiful vistas. Rugged rocks and trees This ski resort at 577 Ski Hill Rd., Pakenham, features 20 km of cross-country trees surrounding this lake, as well as rare plant species. Bottle Lake Road can be including Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Pumpkinseed and Walleye. to Blakeney. About halfway along there is a set of shallow rapids. Walk through this mingle with charming heritage architecture to tell the story of this settled land. ski trails for beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Downhill skiers and found between Lavant Station and Lavant in Lanark Highlands. It is stocked with Brook section when the water is low, peering into the shallows to spy water critters. In spring Motorsports Check out Verna’s books in the Pakenham library. snowboarders can take advantage of 10 runs from beginner to expert, gladed Trout averaging between 25 and 30 cm and offers good fishing through the ice or in Perch Lake the water is higher and the current stronger. Check out the large stone woolen mill at (Mississippi Mills Bicycle Group) areas, a lift-serviced terrain park and lots of snowmaking and grooming equipment. spring, as well as successful fly fishing. You’ll also find White Sucker, Brown Bullhead and Tucked into the Canadian Shield rock of Lanark Highlands, this 57-acre lake has an village Almonte, now condos, and picnic in the park. average depth of 16 feet and reaches a maximum of 47. The only gamefish you’ll find Don’t miss an opportunity to enjoy the natural and cultural Day and night skiing is offered from December to March. Lessons, a lodge, lounge, minnow species. From Hwy. 7 head north on Cty. Rd. 511. Turn left on Cty. Rd. 16 (South boutique, rental shop, bar, washrooms and cafeteria are also offered. A map of the in Perch Lake are Rainbow Trout, and the population is stocked and is maintained on beauty of Lanark County by water! With two major watersheds 29. Mississippi River Canoe Route Portage Trails Lavant Road). Turn left onto Bottle Lake Road. Access is at the end of road on the left. pakenham cross-country trails is available online. 613-624-5290 a put-and-take basis. To get there, take the rugged forest access road north from the coursing through Lanark County, you can find the wet stuff Experience the entire Mississippi River from Mazinaw Lake through Lanark County to K&P Trail at Clyde Forks for about two miles. The rest of the road is recommended only the . There are multiple portages and access points as you journey through 5. Murphys Point Christie Lake everywhere. Hundreds of lakes and rivers pepper the area, The small islands, rocky shoreline and extensive marsh provide a beautiful stage of rare for four-wheel drive ATVs or for walking. Other species in the lake include Yellow Perch, history to see where glaciers scraped out rocky shorelines and where powerful water Provincial Park/Tay Valley Ski Club White Sucker, Red Belly Dace and Iowa Darter. and many of them offer public boat launch access so that you has gouged potholes. Observe remnants of old log slides and mill ruins representing The Tay Valley Ski Club partners with Murphys Point Provincial Park to provide plants. Located on Cty. Rd. 6 west of Perth, Christie Lake access by canoe or kayak is can enjoy the water by boat and other watercraft. The Rideau A great the area’s rich logging history. A comprehensive online map is available. 613-259-2421 26 km of cross-country ski trails, with 12 km groomed for classic, 4 km groomed made easy from a Tay Valley Township access lane on Hanna Road into the Tay River, approximately 500 m east of Bolingbroke Road. Angling enthusiasts will find boat Pike Lake Waterway and Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, makes its (Mississippi Valley Conservation) for skating and 10 km ungroomed. A regular loppet is held and there are also Islands of mature white pines mark the shoals throughout this lake. There is a way through the southern portion of the county and provides special programs and events. Park at the main lot off ElmGrove Road or at the Lally launching facilities at rental cottages. Species include Yellow Pickerel, Northern Pike, Small- and Largemouth Bass, Brown Bullhead, Yellow Perch, Pumpkinseed, Bluegill, provincial launching ramp and parking area at the north end of this lake near the a playground of more than 200 kilometres for boating. On the all season 31. Murphys Point Provincial Park Homestead; both are maintained in winter. There is a privy at the Lally Homestead retaining dam at 4205 Cty. Rd. 10 (between Perth and Westport). Still free of zebra carleton place Rock Bass, Banded Killifish, White Sucker, Bluntnose Minnow, Log Perch, Shorthead Rideau and on several other lakes and rivers within the county smiths This park in Tay Valley Township offers lovely paddling opportunities, including the parking lot and woodstoves can be found at the Lally barn and the ski chalet near Redhorse, Blacknose Shiner and Fallfish. There is reasonable success for sports fish mussels, you will want to check your boat before launching into the pristine water. Hogg Bay-Big Rideau-Loon Lake Loop. Set out from the beach and head for the waters the main parking lot. A map of the trails is available online. Deep, cool undercurrents and shallow bays make the perfect habitat for Northern you will find plenty of places to moor and enjoy some land- of , following the left shoreline around the point into Noble Bay. species in summer using various lures and live bait. Winter angling for Yellow Pickerel destination! is becoming more popular. Pike, Yellow Pickerel, Smallmouth Bass, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Brown Bullhead, White lubbing activities, too. In fact, if you prefer to tour on wheels, falls Portage into tranquil Loon Lake, then to Hogg Bay, both of which have motorboat 4. Timber Run Ski Trail Sucker, Burbot, Lake Herring, Yellow Perch, Golden Shiner, Black Chin Shiner, Northern take advantage of the scenic country roads off the main restrictions. There are picnic spots, beaches, trails, historic sites, amazing scenery and Check out the winter beauty of this golf course off County Road 511 (54 Caldwell Dalhousie Lake Redbelly Dace, Central Mudminnow, Blacknose Shiner, Bluntnose Minnow. There is highways and enjoy the sights. Several driving tours of various the accompanying wildlife. 613-267-5060 (Murphys Point) Road) just south of Lanark Village. A series of cross-country ski trails meander fairly good fishing in summer and ice fishing for Yellow Pickerel is becoming popular. through the property and some snowmobile trails pass through as well. Parking and Located in Lanark Highlands just northwest of McDonald’s Corners, beautiful Dalhousie regions of the county are available. If you’re looking to get 21. Perth – Tay River – Tay Marsh to Beveridge Locks washrooms are available. 613-259-5313 Lake is home to numerous sport fish species. Public access is available on the west down and dirty, you can even do some dirt biking here, too! end of the lake beside Sylvania Lodge and at Centennial Park. The lake is fished mainly Rideau - Big Rideau Lake For spectacular natural scenery complementing heritage architecture, explore the Tay Canal The rugged Canadian Shield landscape along the north shore offers a significant – an offshoot of the main Rideau from Beveridge Locks to Perth. Launch from the Tay Basin 3. Wheeler’s Maple Products for Yellow Pickerel (early in the season) and Northern Pike (in summer), but also has Carsons Inc. - 613-267-3443 a good population of Smallmouth Bass and panfish. In winter, pike fishing is popular. wildlife-viewing experience as a known plant and animal migration corridor. This large downtown or Last Duel Park on the outskirts and paddle along the tranquil river through This pancake house and sugar camp offers snowshoeing and cross-country skiing/ water body measures 32 km long and 6 km wide and, as part of the navigable World Outdoor Adventure Rentals - 613-267-6371 the stunning Tay Marsh in Drummond/North Elmsley Township, rich with plants and wildlife. skijoring in winter, as well as access to local snowmobile trails. Traditional-style Other species include Yellow Perch, Brown Bullhead, Pumpkinseed, Rock Bass, White Carleton Place Marine - 613-257-1772 Sucker and Minnows. Heritage Rideau Canal System, there are several ways to access this lake. The Big Follow the green canal markers to the locks for a picnic or head back to Perth to explore. snowshoes are available for rent or bring your cross-country skis to tour the bush trails. Rideau offers excellent bass fishing, as well as angling for numerous other species, John’s Marina - 613-253-2628 613-278-2090 such as Lake Trout, Black Crappie, Northern Pike, Muskellunge, and Walleye. For the Black’s Corner’s Motorsport - 613-253-2115 30. Rideau Heritage Route Darling Long Lake Cameron’s Harley Davidson - 613-267-3873 Statistics show that fish bite the most often between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. on this lake. kids, Sunfish are an easy catch! Public boat launches exist at Murphys Point Provincial For a super long journey that takes you along a renowned historic site, set out on the Park and at Narrows Lock on County Rd. 14. Woody’s Cycles (Motocross/Dirt Biking) - 1-800-991-2453 Rideau Waterway and Canal – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are oodles of Located just south of White Lake (off the tertiary road on Lot 21, Con. VI in Darling routes to paddle – whether you are looking for a short excursion along a leg of the Ward, Lanark Highlands), this lake has been stocked with Brown and Rainbow Trout and Yellow Perch. It offers remote camping and a car top/small craft site. Rideau - Lower Rideau Lake canal or a longer trip involving camping gear. A guide is available through the Rideau Incredibly scenic, many residents choose to live along this part of the Rideau system. Heritage Route that outlines various legs. 613-389-4783 Dixon Lake From large boats to small kayaks, this is a suitable locale. This lake can be accessed at Port Emsley (between Perth and Smiths Falls on Cty. Rd. 43). There is a field Canoe and Kayak Rentals and Courses The floor of Dixon Lake has influenced the development of boggy lakeshores, entrance on the south side of the road. There is also a launch at Beveridge Locks off of Provincial parks are a great place to start if you don’t have a canoe. Murphys Point supporting many rare plants and mature mixed forest. In Lanark Highlands, this lake Beveridge Locks Road (turn onto Cty. Rd. 18 at Port Elmsley). The fishing is great and and Silver Lake both offer canoe rentals. Some private campgrounds and resorts may can be accessed by heading north on Cty. Rd. 511 and then to Lavant. Take South species include Carp, Warmouth and Rainbow Trout. also. Adventure Agent has rentals along with and paddling instruction and tours. Lavant Road to the lake and use the natural shoreline as a launch. It is suitable for 613-278-0586 (Adventure Agent) small motorized vessels, but better suited to a 4X4 vehicle. If you are travelling by car, you may wish to walk 2 km to the access. Species include Speckled Trout. Rideau River Kirk’s Kanoes: “Art on the Water” This picturesque river was named for the French word “Rideau,” meaning “curtain,” Hunting after the appearance of waterfalls as it empties into the Ottawa River. It flows north Take canoeing a step further and consider building your own! Kirk’s Canoes harvests its own Green Lake eastern cedar and hardwoods and custom cuts and mills wood strips to make cedar strip/ The remarkable aqua-green colour of this lake resembles a tropical paradise. Home to from Upper Rideau Lake for 146 km, offering a fantastic recreational experience epoxy canoes and kayaks by hand using a variety of techniques. Workshops are offered. There is a long tradition of hunting in Lanark County with Speckled Trout, you can access this lake off Hwy. 511. Heading north from Lanark Village, along the Canal (which continues south to Kingston) – a World Heritage Site. Anglers Swimming 1.888.983.4124 www.smithsfalls.ca generations of knowledgeable hunters taking advantage of the turn west onto the French Line Road that turns into Lavant Darling Road. On the north will find a thriving and diverse cool-water fish community, with 30 native species. For additional paddling routes, request your Canoe & Kayak Journeys Guide. fantastic geographical features that are home to a tremendous side (right) of the road you will find a short road into Green Lake with public access. Sunfish dominate, but Pike, minnows, common catfishes and suckers also make a good appearance. You may also see an Emerald Shiner or Mottled Sculpin – two rare species Whether you prefer to swim in a pool or enjoy the great variety of species. With the rocky habitat that is a feature of these outdoors, there are plenty of venues from which to choose in Joe’s Lake that call the river home. There are numerous public access points along the length of Canadian Shield lands combined with open fields and farmlands, the river. Lanark County. Some of the area’s public pools and beaches A scenic island of white pine grounds this broad and quiet lake, a perfect roadside are listed below. Private campgrounds and resorts may also not to mention abundant lakes, rivers and wetlands, this is the stop and photo opportunity. In Lanark Highlands, take Cty. Rd. 511 north of Lanark perfect place to find white-tailed deer, black bear, moose, upland Village to Brightside. Turn onto the French Line and continue onto Lavant Darling Rideau - Upper Rideau Lake offer swimming facilities. game birds, water fowl and wild turkey. Lanark County Tourism is a Road. Continue past Campbell’s Road and turn right onto Flower Station Road. There Access this part of the Rideau system at Rideau Ferry Yacht Club or via several boat launches along this World Heritage Canal and start angling for Yellow Perch, Rock Provincial Parks: Murphys Point - 613-267-5060, Silver Lake - 613-268-2000 • Lanark County Tourism resource for visiting hunters and anglers to put you in touch with is a boat launch on the left across from an old ball diamond. Fish species include Drummond/North Elmsley Township: Rideau Ferry Yacht Club - 1-800-267-3504 Northern Pike, Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch, White Sucker, Brown Bullhead, Bass, Black Crappie, Pumpkinseed, Bluegill, Brown Bullhead, Yellow Bullhead, White the services and accommodations you need, such as maps, seasonal Sucker, Lake Whitefish, Lake Herring, Fallfish, Blackchin Shiner, American Eel, Burbot, • Lanark Highlands: Clyde River Waterfront Park, Centennial Park, South Lavant perth Pumpkinseed, Rock Bass. Community Park, Robs Lake Beach, Flower Lake Beach - 613-259-2398 • information and much more. Rainbow Smelt, Brook Silverside, Alewife, Bluntnose Minnow, Banded Killifish, Golden Call 1-888-452-6275 Tay Valley Township: Glen Tay and Noonan Side Road beaches - 613-267-5353 • Kerr Lake Shiner, Blacknose Shiner, Fathead Minnow and Iowa Darter. Northern Pike and Small- to order your free copy! Information & Licenses and Largemouth bass lurk by main shorelines and islands, while Lake Trout prefer the Beckwith Township: Duff’s Woods Beach (unsupervised) - 613-257-1539 • almonte Ministry of Natural Resources - 1-800-667-1940 Only 5 kilometers north of Lanark Village off Hwy. 511, you’ll find a variety of sport fish Carleton Place: Riverside and Centennial beaches, Carleton Place Aquatic Centre species. From Perth, take Hwy. 511 to Clydesville. The entrance to Kerr Lake, which is deeper parts of the lake. There are also reports of Yellow Pickerel and lots of panfish. Snowmobiling Anglers use a variety of live and artificial lures. - 613-257-6200 • Mississippi Mills: Almonte and Pakenham beaches - Hunting not marked, is before the Clyde River bridge. Here you can find Northern Pike, Walleye, 1-888-779-8666 • Smiths Falls: Murphy Park beach - 613-284-4124 Dan’s Guiding Service - 613-264-0205 Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, White Sucker and Bullhead. With hundreds of kilometres of trails crisscrossing Lanark County and White Lake beyond in all directions, winter fun abounds. Several local snowmobile D&D Outfitting - 613-259-3303 Lavant Long Lake This popular lake is the largest in Lanark Highlands and has several tourist facilities. clubs are part of the Beautiful Eastern Association of Snowmobile Supplies Surrounded by wilderness, this lake features old tree stands, mixed forest and From Hwy. 7, take Cty. Rd. 511 north to White Lake Road, and turn right. Stay left onto Trails and the Kingston and Pembroke Snow Trails Association (850 km Bennett’s Bait N’ Tackle - 613-283-0683 wetlands. This secluded lake west of Flower Station in Lanark Highlands can be Wabalac Road and then veer right to Wabalac Side Road. From Perth to the lake is within Lanark County). Groomed paths take you through the area and Highland Outdoor Store - 613-259-5590 accessed from the K&P Trail near Clyde Forks on the Forest Access Road. about 48 km. There are signs to a public boat launch. Fish species include Northern Pike, Walleye, Small- and Largemouth Bass, Maskinonge, Rock Bass, White Sucker, offer many places to stop, explore, refuel and fill up! Check conditions Taxidermy Bluntnose Minnow, Creek Chub, Bluegill, Brown Bullhead, Yellow Perch, Pumpkinseed, on the websites. Permits are required. 613-278-0477 (K&P) Taxidermy - 613-825-1251 Little Silver Lake This warm-water fishery features two distinct basins: north and south. Travelling from various shiners, Banded Killifish, American Eel, Fathead Minnow, Northern Redbelly Perth, take Cty. Rd. 6 (Christie Lake Road) in Tay Valley to Althorpe Road and continue Dace and Brook Stickleback. towards Bolingbroke Road. There is a public boat launch at Little Silver Lake Road. The lake is suitable for small motorized craft and car top vessels.

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to the mill and over the bridge. Museums, a gatehouse, store, toilets, 3 California Road Trail a playground, parking and picnic area are onsite. 17 Tay River Pathway This rough, unmaintained road starts at the junction with Snye 613-259-2421 (MVC), 613-256-3610 (Mill) Located on the western outskirts of Perth behind the Lanark County Road south of White Lake at the end of Three Mile Bay in Lanark Administration Building and adjacent to the Trans Canada Trail, this Highlands. It is approximately 10 km and features wild Canadian 31 Mississippi Riverwalk 1.5 km loop trail provides a lovely accessible outdoor experience. Shield landscapes. Park at the beginning of the road or drive in a few This 1.89-km, stone dust, wheelchair-accessible trail in Carleton It passes the Round Garden, which is a unique garden designed kilometres and walk. There are other trails going off into the bush, Place begins on Princess Street (arena) and winds along the for all the senses, as well as community gardens and a white pine which are old logging roads or trails into hunting camps – some Mississippi River to Anthony Curro Park. You’ll find birds and other reforestation. It is suitable for wheelchairs and includes several park of this is private land. Its beginning and end are marked by signs wildlife, bridges traversing marshy areas and abundant wildflowers benches. 613-267-4200 (Lanark County) indicating this is an unmaintained road. and foliage. Take a few side streets to connect to the Trans Canada 16 Trail or check out the Arklan to Stone Water Gate sub-trail. Parking Tay River Towpath Trail 23 Carbine Road Trail and washrooms at arena; play structures at park. 613-257-1976 Immerse yourself in Perth’s 200 year history along this 10 km stretch Trails Enjoy the highlands of Mississippi Mills on this trail that begins in the (Carleton Place) of the Rideau Trail on natural and paved surfaces. Travel either Carbine Road area north of the Village of Pakenham and follows the upstream or downstream from the hub at the Tay Basin, using the Whether you prefer to visit some of Lanark County’s hydro line behind Mount Pakenham to Glen Creek, returning down 11 Murphys Point Provincial Park “navigational trail markers” to guide you, much like buoys in the Tay most beautiful sights on foot, by bicycle or on an ATV, Concession 9. Listed in “Off the Beaten Path: A Discussion Paper on With more than 20 km of trails, you’ll find scenic vistas, historic River. Look through circular viewfinders in each marker to sight the The Lanark County Municipal Trails Corporation (LCMTC) has a Recreational Trails in North Lanark” by The North Lanark Community sites, abundant flora and fauna, varied Canadian Shield landscapes, next one and chart your course along the trail. Trailhead at junction mandate to design, develop, manage and promote motorized you’ll likely find a trail to take you there. Trails and Development Group. The 9 km trail is also suitable for ATVs. of Thom and John streets. 613-267-3311 pathways crisscross this amazing re gion, offering and even one of the Seven Wonders of Lanark County (Silver Queen and non-motorized trails on County-owned property. Mine). There are varying levels of difficulty, multiple access points, 19 access to historic urban sites and gorgeous natural 12 Cataraqui Trail parking lots, washroom facilities and links to the Rideau Trail. Located Temple’s Sugar Bush LCMTC plans to expand opportunities for accessible trail features alike. Take a challenging hike or quietly seek This four-season multi-use gravel trail stretches for 102.2 km from at 2243 ElmGrove Road in Tay Valley Township. 613-267-5060 Explore the history of sap collection while observing the many experiences and is seeking help with labour, equipment and out the best birdwatching haunts. Some trails are Smiths Falls to Strathcona as part of the Trans-Canada and Rideau species of flora and fauna that call the maple woods home at materials to make these plans a reality. Donations from the Temple’s. There is a brochure to accompany this 15 to 25 minute wheelchair accessible. Peruse some of the hundreds trails. Revel in the history of the former railroad as you pass through 32 O-Kee-Lee Park Trail interpretive walk. Open Feb. 28 to April 25. There is parking along public are tax deductible. of kilometres of options! or near numerous small communities along the way. Cataraqui Trail This stone dust-covered 0.6 km trail meanders through a filled-in Management Board Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority with a restaurant and washrooms at 1700 Ferguson’s Falls Road, If you would like to make a donation or offer your support wetland area amid old willows and woodland ponds. Honeysuckle, Lanark Highlands. 613-253-7000 613-546-4228, ext. 304 wild grapes and mountain ash berries attract many birds. Access to improve our recreational trails, please contact the Lanark 27 Almonte Riverwalk the trail at the end of Joseph Street across from the Carleton Place Trans Canada Trail County Public Works department at 613-267-1353 or 2 Starting from behind Old Town Hall, meander along the beautiful Darling Long Lake Trail Canoe Club. Park along roadside. Picnic area and portable toilets are When completed, this recreational corridor is expected to be the Toll Free at 1-888-952-6275 or Email [email protected] Mississippi River to a breathtaking lookout at the site of the old Explore beautiful Lanark Highlands along this challenging 6 km available at Centennial Park from May to October. 613-257-1976 longest trail of its kind in the world, covering more than 22,000 Victoria Woolen Mill. This lovely trail features a series of bridges trail. Not accessible by vehicle. The trailhead is located off Hwy. (Carleton Place) kilometres across Canada. In more than half of the over the falls and is a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and 511 opposite Little Green Lake Road, and there is parking at the trail has been built along abandoned rail lines. It is a multi-use trail An Accessible Outdoor Experience photographers. Parking and washrooms are available at Old Town lake access and a privy at the lake. This is a logging road and is not 15 Perth Wildlife Reserve featuring a wide-ranging terrains and landscapes that offer many Hall. 613-256-1077, ext. 24 (Mississippi Mills) maintained except for forest operations. 613-259-2398 (Lanark Butterflies, birds and beautiful lookouts – see the outstanding natural and cultural attributes. Local municipal and community partners have invested in developing accessible trails in Lanark Highlands) features offered here. The Betty Wilson Nature Trail (2.5 km) leads County that feature boardwalks and graded paths suitable for wheelchairs and walkers. 25 Almonte Waste Sanitation Ponds Bird Walk to an observation tower at the stunning Tay Marsh, which teems 34 Trans Canada Trail No. 06-0052-01 - Bird watchers delight in this moderate Mississippi Valley Field 22 Fulton’s Pancake House & Explore waterfalls, scenic wetlands, or community gardens with life. The Butterfly Trail (0.7 km), features plant species beloved Carleton Place Trailway Naturalists’ trail leading to an observation tower overlooking at one of the following accessible trail locations: Sugar Bush Trails by butterflies. Located at 100 Wildlife Road, south of Perth, there is The 7 km Trailway is part of the Trans Canada Trail linking the Lanark municipal waste sanitation ponds. Watch for shorebirds when the Enjoy trails of varying lengths through gorgeous maple bush, then parking, an outdoor centre and interpretive signs. 613-692-3571 or Link and the Ottawa-Carleton Trailway sections. It serves as the water is low, along with ducks, geese, green herons and grebes. Near refuel with great food at the restaurant. Activities take place daily 1-800-267-3504 gateway to the National Capital region. The picturesque route starts Almonte Beckwith Mississippi Purdon’s Rotary Centennial Tay River Almonte on Wolf Grove Road, turn right at the Auld Kirk, drive about Riverwalk Trail Riverwalk Conservation Trail Pathway from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. between February and April. Groups welcome at Coleman and Hooper streets in Carleton Place and follows Bridge 400m to the gate across from the cemetery and look for signs. 613- by appointment and fee applies. Self-guided tour info and maps 6 : Two Trails and Mill streets and the beautiful Mississippi River to give walkers, 256-1077, ext. 24 (Mississippi Mills) available at the gift shop. Washrooms, parking and seasonal sleigh One of the Seven Wonders of Lanark County, see 10,000 gorgeous hikers and cyclists a peek into 19th-century historical perspectives. rides available. Located at 291 6th Concession Road, Pakenham. Showy Lady’s Slipper orchids on two trails: the 400 m Orchid Trail and 20 Roadside parking is available. 613-257-1976 (Carleton Place) Baird Trail 613-256 3867 the 1.3 km Ted Mosquin Highland Trail loop. Located at Concession Dubbed one of the most beautiful trails around, this 0.8 km loop Road 8, Lanark Highlands, onsite signage tells the story of the 18 Trans Canada Trail No. 06-0051-01- through forests and featuring boardwalks over a sedge wetland 26 Gemmill Metcalfe Park Trails blooms. A 400 m wheelchair-accessible boardwalk is onsite, along 27 36 6 30 16 offers fantastic ecological values and giant maple and beech trees Lanark Link 31 These 2- to 3 km trails start from behind the arena on Bridge Street with pit toilets and parking. Open May 15 to Oct. 15. This 105.7 km section joins the Cataraqui and Glen Tay to Blairton coupled with evidence of pioneer farming and red pine plantations. in Almonte (Mississippi Mills) and include several observation points. 613-259-2421 (Mississippi Valley Conservation) Parking, pit toilets, picnic tables and interpretive signage available. Station trails to make for a scenic journey for multi-users in all Birdwatchers can spot a variety of forest and water species along seasons. In Lanark County it takes you through the historic communities Located at 1024 Herron Mills Rd., Lanark Highlands. 613-267-4200, 14 this river walk, including sharp-shinned hawks and merlins, cardinals, Rideau Trail of Carleton Place, Almonte, Lanark, Perth and Smiths Falls. There are lanarkcountytourism.ca ext. 3170. grebes and ducks. Washrooms and parking at the community centre. Avid hikers have no shortage of natural and cultural features to multiple access points to this gravel trail. 613-267-4200 (Lanark County) 613-256-1077, ext. 24 (Mississippi Mills) explore on this remarkable all-season, 387 km trail between Ottawa 37 Beckwith Park Trail – Beckwith Park, and Kingston. With a range of rugged Canadian Shield lands Goodwood Marsh and Nature Trail 35 Trans Canada Trail No. 06-0312-01- 29 George Findlay Conservation Area contrasted with quiet meadows and farmers’ fields along stretches Take a walk through Beckwith Park (east of Carleton Place off This wildlife and bird sanctuary at the edge of Carleton Place consists of roadway, this trail offers something for everyone. There are Ottawa-Carleton Trailway Hwy. 15) with its amazing recreation complex and meander through of one and a half acres of woodland. Named for a prominent multiple access points. A Rideau Trail Guidebook is available. Access this trail from the Rental Village parking lot in Carleton Place Goodwood Marsh, where you’ll see abundant wetland species and Carleton Place resident who was a well-respected and well-known or at Ashton Station, north of Hwy. 7 near the feed mill, and take Yu et sto... 613-545-0823 (Rideau Trail Association) a variety of birds. The trail starts from behind the arena at 1319 9th member of the Audubon Society, it is located on the 8th Line of this gravel trail for a short jaunt along abandoned railway line right Line Beckwith and joins the Beckwith Trail. Parking and washrooms Ramsay, south of Hwy. 19. 33 into the Nation’s Capital. This is a great way to zip from the city to are available at the complex. 613-257-1539 (Beckwith Township) Riverside Park Trail s ota  la ati n. Enjoy the natural and architectural beauty of Carleton Place along the quiet countryside and enjoy rural Lanark County along the way. 7 Cyclists can continue down Coleman Street to the Information Centre 36 K & P Hiking Trail this 0.5 km paved (wheelchair accessible) trail. Head out from Beckwith Trail Journey along the historic abandoned Kingston to Pembroke in the Old Train Station. 613-257-1976 (Carleton Place) This gravel-topped accessible trail from Carleton Place to Beckwith the beach at Riverside Park. You’ll find benches, picnic tables, a railway on this mostly gravel, all-season 62 km trail. Drivers, cyclists, playground and a boat launch at the end of Lake Avenue West. Park features three branches (Shady, CJ’s and McGregor) over 10 horseback riders, hikers, snowmobilers and skiers revel in its Parking is available. 613-257-1976 (Carleton Place) Trillium Trail - Glen Tay to 3 km and connects to Beckwith Park Trail or the Trans Canada Trail gorgeous lakes and landscapes. The trailhead is near 13780 Hwy. Blairton Station (Havelock) in Carleton Place. See a variety of landscapes, including farmers’ 509, with a parking area about 3 km south of Snow Road Station. An Oasis for Nature & Outdoor Enthusiasts 30 Rotary Centennial Trail Popular with ATV users, this multi-use 8.3 km stretch within Lanark fields and wetlands. Parking is available at the Beckwith arena or For maps, contact Mississippi Valley Conservation. Multiple access County along abandoned rail bed can be accessed south of Hwy. 7 Experience small-town charm and natural beauty on the banks of public school, or at the Home Depot in Carleton Place. There are Running from just below the McNeely Avenue Bridge at Hwy. 29 in points. 613-259-2421 at Glen Tay. There are multiple access points as it links with many 369 napoleon street, carleton place, ontario the picturesque Mississippi River and enjoy some of the best trails, washrooms at the complex. 613-257-1539 (Beckwith Township) or Carleton Place to the junction of Hillcrest Drive and River Road in fishing and outdoor pursuits that Lanark County has to offer. other legs of the Trans Canada Trail for a journey through gorgeous www.mahoganysalonandspa.com / 613-492-3334 613-257-1976 (Carleton Place) 4 Kate’s Lake Trail Appleton, this 7 km accessible trail showcases varied landscapes Find out more at the Visitor Information Centre, Gallery & Gift Shop, beside the gorgeous Mississippi River. Watch for prevalent wildlife land o’ lakes country. Motorized users need a trail pass, see 132 Coleman Street in the Old Train Station, or call or visit us online. This 1 km trail near Tatlock is on an unmaintained roadway on Crown www.thetrail.ca. 613-478-1444 ( Trails Alliance) 21 Bell Woodland Preserve Trails land. It takes you on an easy walk through pine forests on what was along the river and in the meadows. There are directional signs and it is open all hours. 613-257-1976 (Carleton Place) Explore 7.6 km of Land Trust property (Nature Conservancy of an old pioneer track. Access the trail from Darling Concession 6 north 28 Webber Woods of Wolf Grove Trails Canada) in Mississippi Mills. These nature trails on relatively even of County Road 9. The trail ends at Kate’s Lake, where you can view 9 Silver Lake Provincial Park - There are two main trails (2.3 km) on this Nature Conservancy of terrain are located at 1631/1633 Clayton Road at Ramsay Con. 3B. the water and have a picnic. Canada property west of Almonte at the end of Ramsay Concession Park alongside the road. Hikers are asked to contact NCC at Marsh Trail Road 4B. Offshoots lead to private land. Part of the ecologically 5 613-257-1976 • carletonplace.ca 1-866-281-5331 for access. Maps and information are available Lammermoor Road Trail This easy 0.5 km nature trail crosses a marsh by boardwalk and leads significant Wolf Grove Wetland Complex, hikers are treated to when you call. 613-321-3583 Travel to the end of Lammermoor Road in Lanark Highlands (the first to higher ground, where hikers can see the clear transition between fantastic examples of diverse hardwood forest and wetlands (which W ’ n  tou at’s oh e nti rip. road north of County Road 16 after Hopetown) to find an easy 3 km wetland and upland forest, rich in flora and fauna. Washrooms, picnic 1 sometimes flood the trail). Notify the NCC for access, maps and CP Lanark County Map Ad Sept 2011-FINAL.indd 1 11-09-07 8:32 PM Blueberry Mountain Trail hike along unmaintained roadway through forests and wetlands. The tables, a playground, beach and parking are available. 613-268-2000 information. Roadside parking. 1-866-281-5331 (NCC) and Other Trails at CliffLAND trail ends on a high plateaus of open agricultural fields and a local (Silver Lake Provincial Park) Experience rich biodiversity at one of the Seven Wonders of Lanark cemetery. Park at the end of Lammermoor Road. 8 Wheeler’s Sugar Camp Trails County. Meadows, a cascading creek and century-old tree stands 13 Smiths Falls Heritage Trail More than 15 km of various trails meander through maple woods, are part of the short, steep climb to the top of Blueberry Mountain. 24 Mill of Kintail Trails Follow the heritage of sensational Smiths Falls along the heart of hills and historic buildings, including a wheelchair-accessible A land trust conservation easement, maps are available from Explore 4.7 km of walking trails at this historic site at 2854 Conc. the Rideau Canal Waterway. Sixteen pedestals have been unveiled boardwalk. Open during business hours, all seasons. Parking at Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust Conservancy. Open all seasons, by 8 Ramsay in Almonte (Mississippi Mills). The grounds, operated by along this historic waterway offering glimpses into the stories of camp. There is a restaurant with washrooms, a playground, farm appointment, at 502 Hills of Peace Rd., Lanark Highlands. Outhouse Mississippi Valley Conservation, are open from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 Smiths Falls industry, culture and achievements. 1-888-923-4124 animals and seasonal activities. In winter, there is access to the Ten and parking available. 613-259-3412 p.m. from Victoria Day to Thanksgiving. Well-marked trails take you (Smiths Falls) K&P snowmobile trail. 613-278-2090 cycling routes to Legend explore! Accessible Camping Hiking Parking Shop Wildlife Bayview Lodge Resort ATV Canoeing Horseback Riding Parking Fee Skating Waterfalls On the Shores of beautiful White Lake! 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