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Ross YORK U Lord Dam 94 Maple Nature Reserve Black FINCH Creek TERMINAL G Ross GO BUS 96 Nashville Conservation Reserve Parkland Lord Dam 98 William Granger Greenway TERMINAL (Humber Trail) 84 0 2 km - Average walking time 32 minutes Legend Trail Features Basemap Features Trail Points of Interest Highways Regional Road P Parking Rural Road Washroom Urban Road Leash Free Dog Area Access Road Point of Interest Railway GO Station Municipal Roads YRT/Viva Bus Terminal outside York Region City of Vaughan TrailsSteep Overview Slope Lake River nc o King Cold Creek t Park C Trail Surface Type S d Conservation nc t 15th Sdrd R Area o Asphalt/Concrete Conservation Area Slokker S 15th ne C Sdrd 15 n th Sdrd a Bark t n J o i h York Regional Forest York Regional Forest S 27 t r t 400 Boardwalk s (Nobleton e 0 t e f s 1 Wooded Area Tract Tract) Crushedf Limestone r W u Natural Nobleton h D hu t King City t K 7 ing a Sunkist Rd King Rd King Rd King Rd Other Trails B Overview Map Features Woods Trails outsideK ofin theg Rd Humber Trails Laskay Trail System Focus 20 Page number for more detail Conservation Area Trails that are part of the Page outline of more detail Oak Ridges Moraine Trail KING CITY Bathurst STATION Trails that are partGl ofen the Go lf King Vaughan Rd Lake to Lake Trail Course Nashville r t Conservation 27 D S Future Trails of the Reserve Lake to Lake Trail t ne S e a v J e y l A e Trail Use e l d Kirby Rd 96 l e Kirby R t a Rd K Kirby Rd S V Kirby Rd n Wheelchair/ t o n Walking/Hiking/Running Cycling Mountain Biking t i t Stroller Accessible S S r s e e t f f s e W r ne t Kleinburg g u n Rollerblading Cross-Country Skiing Horseback Riding a i S n New Forest J D i P hu l Nas North e t h l v p ille T a i eston Rd Testo e n Rd Te B 50 K ston R e d Rd 400 K Kleinburg Glassco MAPLE 94 Park STATION 27 Foster d R 86 t Major Mac Woods kenzie Dr W S n Majo o r M 98 n ackenzie Dr W Kortright t i s r Centre for t e e Conservation 92 Maple f S f Vaughan W CANADA'S u Traile Surface Type Trail Surface Type Trail Surface Type g Earth D Rangers WONDERLAND TERMINAL n Asphalt/Concrete Asphalt/Concrete Asphalt/Concrete o Rut t her Rd Y ford S Bark Bark Bark Rutherford Rd C Rutherford d arrville Rd Boardwalk Boardwalk Boardwalk Road & R ne VAUGHAN t a t Crushed Limestone Crushed Limestone Crushed Limestone Highway 27 S J RUTHERFORD S 90 Boyd n MILLS Richmond Hill o Natural Natural Natural e Peel t e STATION t l c Conservation s TERMINAL S RICHMOND e n e 27 e Area e Other Trails Other Trails Other Trails 400 t r W Bakers Lang K s HILL CENTRE s a taff Rd r Trails outside of the Trails that are part of the l Langstaff Rd Woods Trails that are part of the C TERMINAL Trail System Focus Oak Ridges Moraine Trail t Lake to Lake Trail hu r Woodbridge t Keffer S 407 D a LANGSTAFF STATION Trails that are part of the Trails that are part of the Future Trails of the Marsh n B i e Lake to Lake Trail Lake to Lake Trail Lake to Lake Trail r v y e A t f Future Trails of the Future Trails of the e f 50 l t S l Lake to Lake Trail u Lake to Lake Trail g S a e 7 n D l i V 7 e Thornhill l 7 e n p e t i a J K S K e t Trail Surface Type Claireville 427 t n PROMENADE S i s Conservation r Asphalt/Concrete Area 407 P TERMINAL e g hu Bark n Black Creek Concord t 88 a o Boardwalk Steeles Ave Pioneer Y W S B teeles Ave W Village Crushed Limestone Wild Water TRCA YORK UNIVERSITY Natural Kingdom Toronto Head Office STATION G. Ross A Trail Markers YORK U Lord Dam Black FINCH Other Trails Creek TERMINAL G Ross GO BUS Trails outside of the Parkland Lord Dam TERMINAL Trail System Focus 0 2 km - Average walking time 32 minutes 85 City of Vaughan Bartley Smith Greenway North Prepare for a healthy hike Before heading out on a hike, it is important to check your local weather forecast for temperature, humidex, wind chill, UV index and weather warnings. The Bartley Smith Greenway is a 15 kilometre trail system following the course of the West Don River. The Bartley Smith Greenway is broken into northern and southern trail segments. The northern segment, approximately four kilometres long, starts at Major Mackenzie Drive West North of McNaughton Road, passes through Mackenzie Glen District Park and along a series of open space area and local parks ending at Teston Road. One of the key highlights along this northern trail segment is the Mackenzie Glen District Park, which includes a pedestrian bridge with Be active everyday scenic vantage points onto the Walk, run, wheel, ski – any adjacent pond and various water activity is great for you! streams along the way. Trail difficulty: Easy-Moderate Distance: 4 km Access points: Cranston Park Avenue, Isaac Murray Avenue, Drummond Drive, Sierra Court, Cunningham Drive, Fletcher Drive, Glenkindie Avenue, Mackenzie Glen District Park For more information: Access Vaughan 905-832-2281 vaughan.ca 86 City of Vaughan Bartley Smith Greenway North Teston Rd Gio t l t Ridg o a e t y s C r t C o e C t S r r y R S e le r r C s i e r d i Nasir e s h h s C M K a res e a in t o a T e B ney G v A b A hmadiyya Ave r y m a D rr o u l n Is M o aac o C t Princeton h t s Gate S Breta / A Ridgeway Crt Ahmadyyia H& R Park Princeton Gate Park Park ne Klam a a ay Cres J w Ferma t r D d r tei n th Cres h n o a C S M r t ica Ave t er r Am Brandon G K Dru e C m d ate D mond Dr r D t R t e e l a e in l r o P f Cr Mackenzie l i D n r a t t g r e Glen District e C e d G a Ave S R ll Madeir t Park i o h L r o r e t o D v gw F r airmont Ave lo Cr e C Cranston a m r r Park y t A Na a e ples en i A v ve v Cr H C S a e r h r sdal A a e E n e Ave elm o qu r n n H v o e ator C Bu st e r s e e e s L d v a t l v A o Maple G A n e Lions e n e P s l a a l o l Park i l r S k ai b v l C Cres l n A e Robertson u v M e Ti D erra Ave Cunningham Dr C tcher Dr a le F s r e r t r Dunoo o S C n n Close s ldhaven A s Wi D v e K ne r in e n lo a c r h J Melville Legend ve lay n C Cr I Park t y e s s r ne I e a a L S e s r e e W v Basemap Features iv arTrailco Features l c A m i Cres O n r f k f a r B i e i i Trail Points of Interest k G r l Highways C a R F oseheath Regional Road Dr O d P P Parking b R d l a n o e o Ke n Rural Roadto G ls v o h r w Cr r Washroom e A ve g a s A u S n a l a g l UrbanN Road o e M e c n n r Leash Free Dog Area w M y s S St s Access Road t e Point of Interest r Vaughan C Railway Alfred St GO Station d Municipal Roads R n YRT/Viva Bus Terminal outside York MRegionathewso a n St i Glenkin ie Ave l d l Major Macke i nzie K Steep Slope Dr W Lake t Dr Riverr C d e R s e k Park Trail Surface Type g i s o t n r r Ch t u urch St a d e C R S Asphalt/Concrete t Conservation Area t h s d S r e C u s Bark v o f m ne e M A York Regional Forest r a a e r BoardwalkCr e Hud s J l o n D h l r G t e i Maple l Wooded Area Crushed Limestone v e a l Airport N NaturalK e Park M Lo N ckheed Ave aylon St Other TrailsAvro Rd Overview Map Features Trails outside of the B Goo achTrailman SystemDr Focus 20 Page number for more detail dman Cres Trails that are part of the Page outline of more detail Oak Ridges Moraine Trail 0 Trails that are part of the50 0 m - Average walking time 8 minutes 87 Lake to Lake Trail Future Trails of the Lake to Lake Trail Trail Use Wheelchair/ Walking/Hiking/Running
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