Whether you enjoy a short peaceful stroll through farmland or Cottage County or a longer trail on asphalt roads, the Township has a trail for you. Our trails range from easy to moderate and are a free, fun and healthy way for residents and visitors to get out and explore the Township.
The Trails Committee oversees the management and development of the Ramara Trails. This group of volunteers and members of Council work tirelessly to ensure that Ramara has trails for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Ramara Trail |
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The Ramara Trail is 5km and starts at the historic fishing weirs that were built by the Mnjikaning First Nation community. It follows along the abandoned CN rail line crossing Rama Road and Monck road and extends to Mara Rama Boundary Road. |
Bayshore Village to Atherley |
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The trail is approximately 16 km in length and follows along quiet asphalt roads with some gravel areas. It trail passes through a mix of agricultural lands, lake front communities and cottage country. |
South Ramara Lake Simcoe Trail |
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The trail is approximately 11 km and follows along quiet asphalt roads. This trail is a vital tail link between North Durham and South Ramara to Lagoon City. The trail passes through farmland and cottage country as well as various public access points to Lake Simcoe. |
Brechin Trail |
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The Brechin trail is 1.4 km in length and runs from Brechin village to Lagoon City. |
The Great Trail |
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The Great Trail is the world's largest network of recreational multi-use trails There are approximately 48 kilometres of The Great Trail through Ramara, connecting in Atherley and Washago and other various locations around the Township. |
Ganaraska Trail |
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The Ganaraska Trail is a recreational trail that began in 1967 and has a total length of 500 km. The trail continues to grow due to the hard work of volunteers and private landowners who maintain and develop the trail that stretches across every type of landscape. You can accessing The Great Trail is at a variety of locations throughout the Township. |
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