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The following are the Trail Route changes to the Maps in the 5th Edition of the Oak Ridges Trail
Guidebook (Dec/09)
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Map # |
Reroute |
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| Sept 2011 |
Map 6 |
The trail and parking lot at Purple Woods are closed until mid March 2012. |
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| Jan 2011 |
Map 4 |
A new 3.4 km Porritt Tract Side Trail has been created. Published in the Spring 2011 Trail Talk.
Printable version |
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| Jan 2011 |
Map 4 |
The main trail has been re-routed inthe Hall Tract. Published in the Spring 2011 Trail Talk.
Printable version |
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| Dec 2010 |
Map 2 |
The trail through Seneca College King Campus is closed during the winter season. Signs are posted at the entrances. |
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| Oct 2010 |
Map 11 |
To the east of Northumberland Forest, a private land concern requires a main trail reroute. It now follows Dunbar Rd, past Russ Creek Rd, to Jakobi Rd; then along Morganston Rd to meet Dawson Rd. Hence the trail divides, as per map, north to Warkworth or south to Castleton. Published in the Winter 2011 Trail Talk.
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| Sept 2010 |
Map 0 |
The trail has been rerouted through the Ballycroy Tract, and published in the Fall 2010 Trail Talk.
Printable version |
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| March 2010 |
Map 9 |
This re-route replaces 2 kilometres of road walking with 2 km of off-road trail in the Ganaraska Forest. This map was printed in the Spring 2010 issue of Trail Talk.
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Trail Conditions
All trails are reporting normal conditions at this time.
Please notify us if you have any information on trail conditions.
Sept 20, 2010 Trail section: Maps 10, 11 & 12
Northumberland Forest, Warkworth, Castleton
As of this date, the Trail through the Northumberland Forest is still incomplete. It is a mixture of flagged, blazed, unmarked and uncleared trail. Also there is no signage. It would be very difficult, if not impossible, for anyone to find their way through the forest areas, especially with many other intersecting tracks. Work is progressing and we hope to have it complete within two months. There is no blazing or signage on the roads east of the forest, leading to Warkworth or Castleton, but using the map should suffice there.
For further information and updates, or if there is a group that needs guiding through this area, contact: Garry Niece, Trail Director, 905-655-8040, trails@oakridgestrail.org
Please be aware that the phototoxic plant has been found in some Ontario locations. The sap of this invasive species can cause severe skin inflammations. For more information on how to identify this plant, please visit www.cloca.com/2009/gianthogweed/
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