Travel with us through the heart of ‘Group of Seven’ country in our presentation on Building the Lake Superior Trans Canada Trail water trail, presented by Joanie McGuffin.
Room 250, Fleming College Frost Campus, Lindsay, Ontario
Admission is by donation. All funds go directly to supporting Kawartha Trans Canada Trail maintenance. We look forward to seeing you for this great presentation!
Thank you for making our Love Your Trail campaign launch a huge success! Check out our Trail Gallery or follow this link to see some great photos of the event!
We’d like to thank everyone who attended the Love Your Trail campaign launch on October 27, 2015. It was great to see so many people come out to offer their support for the trail.
Today, we celebrate Canada and everything that makes us proud to call this country home. We also celebrate how far our national Trail has come, thanks to you! Watch TCT’s Canada Day video on the TCT National Youtube page.
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On June 6th, help us celebrate International Trail Day 2015! Join your community and enjoy your section of Canada’s national trail.
International Trails Day is an annual celebration of trails to promote trail development, the use of trails and the healthy lifestyle they encourage. We’re incredibly fortunate to have hundreds of kilometres of trails winding their way through our region, allowing for biking, walking and a variety of other uses. Not only do trails connect communities, but they also allow people to get out and about and become more physically active. International Trails Day is celebrated each year on the first Saturday in June. This year we celebrate on Saturday, June 6 and we encourage the public to join in the fun and participate in the International Trails Day!
Thank you very much to our excellent sponsors for their promotion of the Great Canadian Bucket List event. We are grateful for local support of the trail and activities!
Photo: President KTCT Al MacPherson (left) with Author Robin Esrock (right)
On April 26, 2015 Robin Esrock, the author of The Great Canadian Bucket List spoke at our local fundraiser. We’d like to thank Robin for his efforts, it was a great event!
Renowned travel writer and TV host Robin Esrock spent years visiting every province and territory to craft the definitive national Bucket List. Having travelled to over 100 countries on 6 continents, he never expected Canada to offer so much, and neither will you. This isn”t your typical travel guide – it is an inspiration for your next trip. Full of adventure, humour, photos and fun facts, The Great Canadian Bucket List is the definitive list of things to do in Canada before you die.
The trail has been groomed and is ready for winter use! Get out on the trail and enjoy our beautiful winter weather. The Kawartha Trans Canada Trail is ideal for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or snowmobiling.
Public is welcomed to attend KTCTA Annual General Meeting at Fleming College
Room Number posted in main foyer of the College
The Kawartha Trans Canada Trail was listed as one of the 4 ‘Great Places To Hike’ in Kawartha Lakes by Bill Hodgins today.
You can read the full MyKawartha article by Bill Hodgins, here.
The indigenous people have always known that trees have spirits within them. Two cedar log sculptures have been carved alongside the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail Pic Seed Sun Shelter where the trail crosses Eldon Road, located south of Oakwood not far from Mariposa Elementary School.
Knock on the sculpture to awaken the tree spirit inside as the images on the two cedar logs symbolizes the spirit within the logs that provides uplifting energy, cleansing, protection, prosperity & healing.
Colin Partridge from Thornton, Ontario a retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, an avid supporter of the Trans Canada Trail vision of connecting Canada together creating the longest trail in the world, did the carvings for the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail.
Photo of Colin using chain saw to create the tree spirit image by Al MacPherson
