The Kawartha Cycling Club regular users of the KTCT submitted this photo from a ride they did in May.

Starting at Jackson Park in Peterborough Sue Kenney (front left/purple jacket) Author and Hiker walks with 15-20 other hikers along the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail ending up at the Lindsay Fairgrounds to open the Kawartha Leisure and Lifestyle Show (April 15, 2011).

Kawartha Trans Canada Trail Association organized a rededication event for the Ernest Thompson Seton Historical Plaque to be re-instated along a section of the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail that travels through one of the most environmental schools in Canada- Fleming College. A proper location for a man who wrote 40 books and painted numerous paintings about nature. Photo Dr.John Wadland, Professor Emertius Trent University, John MacKlem, President Victoria County Historical Society, Linda Skelton Dean Fleming College Frost Campus, Al MacPherson President KTCT and Craig Shanks Manager Parks/Recreation and Culture City of Kawarha Lakes (March 29, 2011)

Anne Powell is recognized by Director/Treasurer Wayne Alldred for her book keeping efforts for the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail Association.

Volunteer Ted Abbot is recognized for his efforts in fundraising for the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail by Al MacPherson President of KTCTA.

Dan Plancke is recognized for his efforts by Director Bill Elliott in maintaining the KTCT trail at the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail Association AGM – November 2010.

Hike Ontario held their Annual Summit (Nov 16-17) at Fleming College and was hosted by by the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail Association. Al MacPherson President of Kawartha Trans Canada Trail Association and Bill Wilson President Hike Ontario congratulate each other for a successful Summit.

Gilbert and Julie KTCT volunteers install a steel post on Fleming College campus alongside KTCT which will hold the Ontario Heritage Plaque about Ernest Thompson Seton who lived in the Lindsay area.

Logie Park is perfect for a walk or cycling along the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail especially during the Lilac Festival end of May.

Photo John Harper KTCT Managing Partner.

Five Ontario Stewardship Rangers installed hand railings on the Reaboro Bridge on August 18th as well they removed the long grass along side of the trans canada trail section in the village of Omemee

Members of the Unity Church of Lindsay gather to erect their Managing Partner sign at Angeline Street Lindsay. Members from the Church have adopted a section of the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail from Angeline Street – west along the trail. They are one of eleven managing partners who help manage the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail.

Thank you to Dave Saunders and his students from the Community Based Construction Program at St.Thomas Aquinas High School Lindsay for the construction of a beautiful Sun Shelter along the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail near Eldon Road (Pickseed).