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Hazelwood Trail — Attraction in District Municipality of Muskoka

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Hazelwood Trail
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Nearby attractions
Port Carling Wall
2-7 James Bartleman Way, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Muskoka Cruises
7 Lock St E 300 Ecclestone Dr. Bracebridge, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Port Carling Locks
6 Lock St E, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Turtle Jack's Port Carling
123 Medora St, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Coop Wicked Chicken & Bar Port Carling
119 Medora St #1, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Tulo's Taqueria Muskoka
2 James Bartleman Way, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
York & Mason
105 Maple St, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Beveragino
81 Joseph St, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Portside Fusion Restaurant
98 Joseph St, Port Carling, ON P0B 1M0, Canada
Nearby hotels
Port Carling House
2a West St, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
Muskoka Lakes Hotel
4 Armstrong Point Rd, Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
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Hazelwood Trail

Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0, Canada
4.1(12)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
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Scenic
Pet friendly
Family friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Port Carling Wall, Muskoka Cruises, Port Carling Locks, restaurants: Turtle Jack's Port Carling, Coop Wicked Chicken & Bar Port Carling, Tulo's Taqueria Muskoka, York & Mason, Beveragino, Portside Fusion Restaurant
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Nearby attractions of Hazelwood Trail

Port Carling Wall

Muskoka Cruises

Port Carling Locks

Port Carling Wall

Port Carling Wall

4.7

(211)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Muskoka Cruises

Muskoka Cruises

4.4

(128)

Open 24 hours
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Port Carling Locks

Port Carling Locks

4.6

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Open until 4:30 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Hazelwood Trail

Turtle Jack's Port Carling

Coop Wicked Chicken & Bar Port Carling

Tulo's Taqueria Muskoka

York & Mason

Beveragino

Portside Fusion Restaurant

Turtle Jack's Port Carling

Turtle Jack's Port Carling

4.1

(733)

$$

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Coop Wicked Chicken & Bar Port Carling

Coop Wicked Chicken & Bar Port Carling

4.1

(112)

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Tulo's Taqueria Muskoka

Tulo's Taqueria Muskoka

3.2

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York & Mason

York & Mason

4.7

(131)

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Kevin DaltonKevin Dalton
Simple trail that is well marked - less a trail and more of a gravel road. 2.5km one way gets you from the parking lot close to the trail head just outside Port Carling to Port Sandfield - you return along the same path for a 5km total. With our small family 2km was enough given it is moderate to hilly terrain - quite a number of steep rises and falls in the path - so we turned around at the 1km marker. Quite densely forested which was a relief from the hot sun. Will return again when we’re up for a longer walk
Jeffrey NiergarthJeffrey Niergarth
This trail, is likely great in the fall when the leaves turn, but in the summer less exciting. There are very few features besides the generally well spaced trees, and one swamp towards the end. The swamp and 5-6 generally very short board walks represent low/wet areas that may be impassable/muddy and/or buggy primarily in the spring or early morning/evening. A multi car group might consider parking vehicle(s) at both ends, and if passable, only hike one direction.
Deb BeeDeb Bee
This trail is not maintained during the winter months. It was a fun challenge; less fun was dodging the dog poop as snow/ice melt away. This is not a loop - I failed to navigate and we ended up walking another 3km back to the car via the road - d'oh! Lots of hills and valleys, it seems like a fun route. We'll return in the autumn!
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Simple trail that is well marked - less a trail and more of a gravel road. 2.5km one way gets you from the parking lot close to the trail head just outside Port Carling to Port Sandfield - you return along the same path for a 5km total. With our small family 2km was enough given it is moderate to hilly terrain - quite a number of steep rises and falls in the path - so we turned around at the 1km marker. Quite densely forested which was a relief from the hot sun. Will return again when we’re up for a longer walk
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This trail, is likely great in the fall when the leaves turn, but in the summer less exciting. There are very few features besides the generally well spaced trees, and one swamp towards the end. The swamp and 5-6 generally very short board walks represent low/wet areas that may be impassable/muddy and/or buggy primarily in the spring or early morning/evening. A multi car group might consider parking vehicle(s) at both ends, and if passable, only hike one direction.
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This trail is not maintained during the winter months. It was a fun challenge; less fun was dodging the dog poop as snow/ice melt away. This is not a loop - I failed to navigate and we ended up walking another 3km back to the car via the road - d'oh! Lots of hills and valleys, it seems like a fun route. We'll return in the autumn!
Deb Bee

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5.0
4y

We found this trail on Google maps as we were out with friends in port Carling, the location in Google maps isn't correct as the moment, it's one street after the actual location in maps. They have signs for it leading to it.

When we went it looked like it was being freshly paved. We didn't find any reviews or rating on it. It's a 2.5 km moderate trail as listed on the sign.

There were posted trail markings in blue as we've seen in other Muskoka trails in the area

There's no motor equipment allowed on the actual trail. There's ample parking walking distance from the actual...

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4.0
4y

Simple trail that is well marked - less a trail and more of a gravel road. 2.5km one way gets you from the parking lot close to the trail head just outside Port Carling to Port Sandfield - you return along the same path for a 5km total. With our small family 2km was enough given it is moderate to hilly terrain - quite a number of steep rises and falls in the path - so we turned around at the 1km marker. Quite densely forested which was a relief from the hot sun. Will return again when we’re up for...

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3.0
1y

This trail, is likely great in the fall when the leaves turn, but in the summer less exciting. There are very few features besides the generally well spaced trees, and one swamp towards the end. The swamp and 5-6 generally very short board walks represent low/wet areas that may be impassable/muddy and/or buggy primarily in the spring or early morning/evening. A multi car group might consider parking vehicle(s) at both ends, and if passable, only hike...

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