BELFOUNTAIN CONSERVATION AREA TRAILS

Trimble Trail: Distance – .6 km

Located within the Belfountain Conservation Area, the Trimble Trail is a side trail of the Bruce Trail and is therefore marked with blue paint blazes. Named in the memory of Roy and Eleanor Trimble, a life long resident and historian of the Village of Belfountain, the 1.5 kilometre trail routes along the steep slopes of the West Credit River Valley to the Forks of the Credit. In the late 1800s this valley was the site of extensive quarrying operations that saw the removal of the brownstone used to construct the Ontario Legislature and Old City Hall in Toronto.

This is not a loop trail and users must retrace their steps to return to the Conservation Area.

Please note this trail may be rerouted during special events. Admission or membership to Belfountain Conservation Area applies.

Gorge Loop Trail: Distance – 0.6 km

Located in Belfountain Conservation Area, this rugged trail will lead you to stairs and footpaths up the steep river valley and through Niagara Escarpment outcrops. The short riverside trail requires sturdy feet and supportive footwear. Closed in winter.

Pond Trail: Distance – 0.5 km

The narrow trail takes you along the top of Belfountain Pond with views of the ‘belle’ fountain. It takes you back to the path leading to the parking lot on your left. Continue to the right and cross the river to return to the fountain.

Admission or membership to Belfountain Conservation Area applies.

We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and our TRAIL USERS CODE.