Would you like to share your love of cycling and get free certification as a CANBIKE cycling Instructor? HCIA’s Trails Working Group has partnered with CANBIKE – leaders in providing safe…
This event has passed. In May 2012, representatives from eight different trails and conservation groups attended the Headwaters Trail Counter Workshop co-hosted by HCIA’s Trails Working Group and…
HCIA has now compiled information about more than 20 Trails in Headwaters and uploaded this info — and maps onto our website. Having this information, compiled in a central location, has been something that has been frequently requested by residents and visitors alike. Funding from the Ontario Government’s Healthy Communities Fund has helped to make this all possible.
Please join us Sunday May 6th, 2012 – 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. HCIA Trails Working Group has teamed up with Credit Valley Conservation Authority to establish the Headwaters Trails Counter Loan program to make trail counters available to area trails groups and help facilitate the collection of accurate and useful data on trail use within the Headwaters region.
The Bruce Trail is a public footpath running from Niagara to Tobermory. It is entirely built and maintained by volunteers for the purpose of protecting the Niagara Escarpment,…
The Upper Grand Trailway is a beautiful 4 season nature trail that is 10.5 km in length. The old abandoned CPR line has been lovingly resurfaced to provide hikers,…
Terra Cotta is a trail lover’s paradise. A variety of trails take visitors past the forests, fields, lakes and ponds of the Niagara Escarpment surroundings and let you…
Since 1998, the Town of Orangeville has built eight kms of multi-use trails, mostly in the west end of Town. The goal is to form a 15-km recreational…
The Oak Ridges Moraine Trail is a hiking trail spanning the Oak Ridges Moraine, a natural feature left behind by glaciers thousands of years ago. Important as a source of…
An easy to get to park on the edge of Orangeville. A good sized flood control reservoir means swimming, boating, picnicking, washrooms and fishing for warm water fish…
Headwaters Communities in Action