Over the next little while, the Lynn Valley Trail Association is going to be building an interactive trail map to help visitors plan their perfect hike or bike ride!
The Lynn Valley Trail follows the former CNR rail line, first established in 1873 as the Lake Huron and Port Dover Railway. After the line was abandoned in 1988, the Lynn Valley Trail Association (LVTA) was formed to preserve the corridor for public use.
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As spring approaches, the Lynn Valley Trail Executive and Directors are planning a variety of 2024 projects to improve the trail. One important project is replacing the gates. The nine existing gates will be removed and replaced with standardized 14 foot tubul...
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By Mary Gartshore The frogs finished singing back in July, and most songbirds have stopped singing—except for year-round residents such as the Northern Cardinal and Carolina Wren. Now, the crickets, katydids, and cicadas are engaged in the third season of song...
Naturalist Mary Gartshore shares her summer observations from the Lynn Valley Trail, where birds like the Carolina Wren and Red-headed Woodpecker stay active well into July.
