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Rating breakdown
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5 ★76%
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4 ★21%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Kahshe Barrens Trail?
- Kahshe Barrens Trail is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 29 reviews.
- Where is Kahshe Barrens Trail located?
- 1342 ON-11, Kilworthy, ON P0E 1G0, Canada
- How can I contact Kahshe Barrens Trail?
- Website: gravenhurst.ca
We've hiked this trail in the fall since our girls were quite young. The trial is scenic with a couple of small ponds, one on each loop. The first loop can be completed on its own. For a longer hike with easy access to the pond the second loop makes for a nice extended hike.
Some sections can have quite a lot of tree roots, which would make it difficult for some people.
This hike is great for peak fall colours.
Some sections can have quite a lot of tree roots, which would make it difficult for some people.
This hike is great for peak fall colours.
Nice and beautiful hiking trail - but needs some additional trail markers as in the fall it’s hard to figure out where the trail leads to lol
Great trail with two options. The information centre is closed but you can use the parking lot and hike anytime
An excellent spot for a mushroom foray awaits. Be ready for mosquitoes if you venture out in August, and ensure you have suitable footwear as the forest interior tends to be quite muddy.
Love this trail however since the tourist place closed at the trail head, the trails in the back end are filling in and a few trees down.
A very beautiful short hike through the woods right next to the highway, although you'll quickly forget you're so close to the road as you wander through the forest to the lake. It's 2.8km if you do both connected loops (and about half as far if you choose to do only one loop). The business hours only affect the little visitor center and washrooms as the trail seems to be always open.
Short hike with nice elevation changes. Bring an extra pair of socks as my feet got soaked even with waterproof shoes. Would be better if we had snow shoes.
Great trail on highway 11 north. Trail consists of two loops under 3km, rocky terrain with a couple of small wood bridges. Not suitable for wheelchairs or bikes. Was a great way to break up our drive north with the kids. Enjoy
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Day picnic area
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Heritage United Church
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Kahshe Lake Barrens Conservation Reserve
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Washago
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Washago VIA station
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Washago Dog Park
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Washago Centennial Park
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Washago Natural Heritage Area
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Lake Saint Wood
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Jevins and Silver Lake Conservation Reserve
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