Whether you are looking for wildlife, planning a short hike, a fast paced mountain bike trail ride, or a scenic snowshoe excursion, it is our hope you will find everything you are looking for in the Echo Valley Nature & Bike trails. There are a total of over 3.5 km of trails consisting of the main trunk line and 14 smaller trails with varying degrees of difficulty. Hiking the main trunk line should take approximately 30-45 minutes. The park is approximately 24 hectares (60 acres) in size and there is a viewing platform overlooking the protected land. A viewing guide and three different on-site kiosks are available to enhance the learning experience.
A trail map can be viewed at: https://lakeofbays.civicweb.net/document/20019
Difficulty Rating & Rationale: Easy to challenging. Trail map is marked by difficulty level.
Operating Dates: Year round. Spring, Summer, Fall (Hiking, Walking, Biking). Winter (Snowshoeing).
Features & Amenities:
• Parking
• Observation Deck
• Scenic Views
Fees: Please make a donation of $2 to support the trails and help cover the costs of trail development. There is an honour box on site.
Some neat feature (stairs ), trail ownership has switched and maintenance has declined. Fun trails when looked after
Thank |Rode it today, main trail wasn't bad but it looked like there hadn't been anyone on the outer trails in years. There were a lot of fallen trees and over grown bush on the 4&5 diamond trails. Spent a lot of time figuring out if I was on a trail or lost in the woods. Some decent climbs.
Thank |Rode it today, main trail wasn't bad but it lookedlike there hadn't been anyone on the outer trails in years. There were a lot of fallen trees and over grown bush and the 4&5 diamond trails weren't easy to figure out where to go, several times I found myself lost or trying to figure out if that is a trail or not. With some tlc it could be ok.
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