Hey Trail Enthusiasts! We’re thrilled to unveil our exclusive Lynn Valley Trail hoodies, short and long-sleeved t-shirts created in collaboration with “The Folk” brand! These cozy, stylish pieces not only showcase your love for the trail but also contribute to its upkeep and beauty. HOW TO ORDER: 1. Visit ericponddesigns.com/shop and choose your favorite design […]

By Mary Gartshore The frogs finished singing back in July and most songbirds have stopping singing with the exception of year-round residents such as Northern Cardinal and Carolina Wren. Now the crickets, katydids and cicadas are engaged in the third season of song. I will focus on katydids. The natural corridor along the Lynn Valley […]

By Mary Gartshore I grew up on a livestock farm with a large forest in the Dundas Valley, where I was encouraged by my parents to explore nature.  I graduated in Hons. Zoology, Guelph in 1973.  I have carried out biological inventories in Canada, Nigeria, Cameroon, Ivory Coast and elsewhere. In 1990, with partner Peter […]

To celebrate our 30th Anniversary, we are presenting a series from well-known Naturalist, Mary Gartshore.  Below is the first of three submissions.

Become a Trail Wagger for only $25 and receive: An engraved Lynn Valley Trail dog tag with your dog’s name and phone number on it (Courtesy Port Dover Jewellry & Gifts) + We’ll feature a photo of your dog on the the Lynn Valley Trail Facebook page!

Thanks to the generosity of our community and support from our members, the Lynn Valley Trail Association has been able to complete various projects throughout the last 10 years. Projects that not only keep the trail safe and accessible, but a beautiful space for everyone to enjoy. We’re happy to share this historical overview of […]

The Lynn Valley Trail Association has launched a new feature on the website called, “Let us know!” A simple form designed to give trail users a quick and easy way to notify the LVTA of any issues on the trail, ideas for improvement or general questions and concerns regarding trail use. Problem on the trail? […]

Norfolk County’s GIS Division has developed interactive mapping of all trails across the County. Find the trailheads, parking and points of interest at Norfolk Trails Interactive Maps at: http://norfolk.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=ffb64f3519b44a49a87fe5ae88291d9d