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 Township of King Trails OverviewSteep Slope Lake River Trail Surface Type Park Asphalt/Concrete Conservation Area Bark York Regional Forest Boardwalk Crushed Limestone Wooded Area Natural t S Other Trails Overview Map Features t t s S Trails outside of the BRADFORD r Trail System Focus 20 Page number for more detail e g hu STATION t Trails that are part of the n a Page outline of more detail o Oak Ridges Moraine Trail B Y Trails that are part of the Lake to Lake Trail Simcoe River Drive Park Future Trails of the 11 Lake to Lake Trail T For more information about trails in ol l R King contact: Trail Use d t S Holland Landing Wheelchair/ Walking/Hiking/Running Cycling Mountain Biking Ansnorveldt King Township Parks Stroller Accessible Rogers Reservoir King St Conservation Area 905-833-5321 t Rollerblading Cross-Country Skiing Horseback Riding t 40 S [email protected] S n i NEWMARKET king.ca r e l e NEWMARKET f e GO BUS f e u STATION K TERMINAL 9 D 9 9 Davis Dr W t Schomberg t s S r d u King R h ne t Newmarket a a n 400 54 J 19t B h Sdrd Lloyd w o Thornton Bales to n t s Kettleby Conservation Area Mulock Dr Lloydtown c /A e Trail Surface Type Trailu Surface Type Trail Surface Type t n r o o W Tyrwhitt S Asphalt/Concrete rAsphalt/Concrete Asphalt/Concrete t C a Rd s Conservation Area e r Bark Bark Bark v h u t A Pottageville h 8 Boardwalk Boardwalk Boardwalk t St John's Sdrd a w t Crushed Limestone Crushed Limestoned Crushed Limestone York Regional Forest B e S i R nc (Happy Valley Tract) Natural Natural Natural v o c 27 y n C 46 ne n a o a Othernc Trailso Other Trails t Other Trails B J S h c C s o t n e e 2 C Trails outside of the Trails that are part of the Trails that are part of the h o n 1 W AURORA STATION t i Trail System Focus C Oak Ridges Moraine Trail Lake to Lake Trail h 0 L t 400 42 1 t 1 h c Trails that are part of the t n Trails that are part of the Future Trails of the t S 1 S 8 n w Lake to Lake Trail Lake to Lake Trail Lake to Lake Trail o e o e C l g T Future Trails of the Future Trails of the e n t g Lake to Lake Trail e Peel Lake to Lake Trail o S n K Aurora 44 Y i Page Name K d n 52 i Cold Creek R r n 40 Cawthra Mulock Nature Slokker 15th S e o Conservation drd Trail Surface Type f n Bl t oom t ingt f on d Area York Regional Forest Rd o S S u Reserve e Asphalt/Concrete t l (Nobleton h 400 s D t t a Tract Tract) Lake St. Bark e s Wilcox 7 ne 42 Centennial Park Trail C Nobleton r George Field a 50 Sunkist W King City u Lake King R Boardwalk J Centre 44 Cold Creek Conservation Area Woods d King Rd h Crushed Limestone King Rd King Rd t Humber a King Rd 46 Happy Valley Forest B Natural Trails 48 Laskay Conservation Area Bathurst Richmond Hill 48 Humber Trails Conservation A Trail Markers t d S Glen Golf t Area King Vaugha R KING CITY Nashville n t S Course n Other Trails R t i n S d t Sto r u d Conservation STATION t ffville R S 50 King City Trail o s S e Trails outside of the e Reserve t f r 27 l s f Trail System Focus Vaughan e e 52 Seneca College King Campus e ne u e hu g a t K D W J n Kirby Rd a 54 Thornton Bales Conservation Kirby Rd o Kirby B Rd Kirby Rd Y 38 0 2 km - Average walking time 32 minutes Township of King Trails Overview t S t t s S BRADFORD r e g hu STATION t n a o B Y Simcoe River Drive Park 11 T ol l R d t S Holland Landing Ansnorveldt Rogers Reservoir King St Conservation Area t t 40 S S n i NEWMARKET r e l e NEWMARKET f e GO BUS f e u STATION K TERMINAL 9 D 9 9 Davis Dr W t Schomberg t s S r d u King R h ne t Newmarket a a n 400 54 J 19t B h Sdrd Lloyd w o Thornton Bales to n t s Kettleby Conservation Area Mulock Dr Lloydtown c /A e u t n r o o W Tyrwhitt S r t C a Rd s Conservation Area e r v h u t A Pottageville h 8 t St John's Sdrd a w t d York Regional Forest B e S i R nc (Happy Valley Tract) v o c 27 y n C 46 ne n a o a nc o t B J S h c C s o t n e e 2 C h o n 1 W AURORA STATION t i C h 0 L t 400 42 1 t 1 h c t n t S 1 S 8 n w o e o e C l g T e n t g e Peel o S n K Aurora 44 Y i K d n 52 i Cold Creek R r n Slokker 15th S e o Conservation drd f n Bl t oom t ingt f on d Area York Regional Forest Rd o S S u e t l (Nobleton h 400 s D t t a Tract Tract) Lake St. e s Wilcox 7 ne C Nobleton r George Field a 50 Sunkist W King City u Lake King R J Centre Woods d King Rd h King Rd King Rd t Humber a King Rd Trails 48 Laskay B Conservation Area Bathurst Richmond Hill t d S Glen Golf t King Vaugha R KING CITY Nashville n t S Course n R t i n S d t Sto r u d Conservation STATION t ffville R S o e s S e Reserve t f r 27 l s f Vaughan e e e ne u e hu g a t K D W J n Kirby Rd a Kirby Rd o Kirby B Rd Kirby Rd Y 0 2 km - Average walking time 32 minutes 39 Township of King Cawthra Mulock Nature Reserve and great-horned owls are just a few of the residents who call this nature reserve home. In 2007, the York-Simcoe Field Naturalists’ Club became the official stewards of the reserve and actively assists with restoration, monitoring and access improvement projects on the property. There is a system Situated north of the Oak Ridges of well-marked trails, including Moraine, the Cawthra Mulock interpretive signs, and visitors are Nature Reserve’s rolling hills and invited to walk the property. forested ridges are a refuge for wildlife. Donated to Ontario Nature Be sun safe in 2003 by the Mulock family, the If you use both sunscreen and Cawthra Mulock Nature Reserve insect repellent, always put is a valuable contribution towards the conservation of nature. Its most your sunscreen on first. notable feature is the diversity Ontario Nature protects wild of habitats it encompasses. The species and wild spaces through property hosts a large tract of conservation, education and public mature hardwood and mixed engagement. Ontario Nature is a forests with enormous beech trees, charitable organization representing tall maples and hemlock. A small more than 30,000 members and wetland area, dominated by birch supporters and 150 member groups trees and larch, is part of the larger across Ontario. To learn more, visit Ansnorveldt wetland complex. ontarionature.org. Located in the West Holland River watershed, the property boasts two creeks. White-tailed deer, red fox, great blue herons, red-tailed hawks Trail difficulty: Easy-Moderate Distance: 3.5 km Access points: Dufferin Street and Bathurst Street, both north of Miller’s Sideroad For more information: Ontario Nature 1-800-440-2366 [email protected] ontarionature.org 40 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/VivaTownship Bus Terminal of King outside York Region Cawthra Mulock NatureSteep Slope Reserve Lake t River S Park n Trail Surface Type i r e Asphalt/Concrete Conservation Area f f Bark u York Regional Forest D Boardwalk Crushed Limestone Wooded Area Ansnorveldt Natural Other Trails Overview Map Features r e Trails outside of the iv R Trail System Focus 20 Page number for more detail d n Trails that are part of the al Page outline of more detail l Oak Ridges Moraine Trail o t H Trails that are part of the S Lake to Lake Trail ng Ki Future Trails of the Lake to Lake Trail Trail Use Wheelchair/ Walking/Hiking/Running Cycling Mountain Biking Stroller Accessible Rollerblading Cross-Country Skiing Horseback Riding King Trail Surface Type Trail Surface Type Trail Surface Type Asphalt/Concrete Asphalt/Concrete Asphalt/Concrete Bark Bark Bark t S Boardwalk Boardwalk Boardwalk n i Crushed Limestone Crushed Limestone Crushed Limestone r e Natural Natural Natural f f u D Other Trails Other Trails Other Trails Trails outside of the Trails that are part of the Trails that are part of the Miller's Sdrd Miller's Sdrd Trail System Focus Oak Ridges Moraine Trail Lake to Lake Trail Trails that are part of the Trails that are part of the Future Trails of the Lake to Lake Trail Lake to Lake Trail Lake to Lake Trail Future Trails of the Future Trails of the Lake to Lake Trail Lake to Lake Trail Trail Surface Type Asphalt/Concrete Bark Boardwalk Crushed Limestone l i Natural a r T A Trail Markers t e S g d i t v Otherl Trails s r E Trails outside of the hu Trail System Focus t a B Newmarket 0 500 m - Average walking time 8 minutes 41 Township of King Centennial Park Trail An excellent cross-country ski area, the Centennial Park Trail provides several loops with varying degrees of challenge for beginner, intermediate or expert.
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