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Northumberland County Forest

The Northumberland County Forest is a 2195 hectare, 5424 acre, multi-use forest south. The forest is open to multiple recreational uses, and is managed for timber harvesting and natural heritage conservation. To learn more about the history of the forest click here 

If you are interested in visiting the forest for hiking, cross-country skiing, mountain biking, horseback riding, ATVing, Off-road Motorcycle riding, snowmobiling or hunting please see our Forest map:

Forest Map

You can also find more information about the recreational opportunities, forest history and conservation on the sidebar.
 

Along with recent changes to the recreational trail system, there are parking lots to access the different trail systems.

Directions to the forest from the west (Toronto), east (Kingston) and north (Peterborough):



If you are using your own GPS to get to the Northumberland County Forest here are approximate latitude and longitude co-ordinates:

Beagle Club Road Parking: 44.096,-78.105

Morris Road Parking: 44.090,-78.102

Woodland Road/Purple Trail Parking: 44.119,-78.092

Huckleberry Road Parking: 44.102,-78.050

Oak Ridges Trail Parking: 44.117,-78.0143
 

Please report poaching to the MNR tip line: 1-877-847-7667 

Forest Fire or Emergeny Call 911

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