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Hastings
The Hastings Heritage Trail is a four-seasons, multi-use recreational trail that follows an old railway line linking Hastings County. The Trail is open year-round and boasts a number of parking lots and access points along the route. It welcomes hikers, cyclists, horseback riders, and recreational vehicle operators.
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Contact InformationEastern Ontario Trails AllianceRR#2 Havelock, ON K0L 1Z0 Toll-free: 1-887-889-8810 Phone: (705) 778-3624 Web site: www.thetrail.ca Photo GalleryLinksThe following external web sites will open in a separate browser window.
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Trails in Hastings County consist of a 156-km ribbon of land stretching from Glen Ross to Lake St. Peter, connecting them to the waterways of the Trent Canal System in the south and the edge of Algonquin Park in the north. Within the right-of-way of the Hastings Heritage Trail are waterfalls, wetlands, and relics of ghost towns like Brinklow. Within sight of the trail are historical buildings like Hogan's Hotel, built in 1862, and other significant trances of the builders of the rail line.
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