Did you know Norfolk County has lost roughly 73% of its wetlands? Long Point Basin Land Trust is asking for your help to conserve a portion of Venison Creek and protect this cold water stream. Long Point Basin Land Trust has a significant and exciting opportunity to purchase, protect and restore an environmentally significant and […]

The Lynn Valley Trail Association was once again honoured to judge the children’s art competition at the Norfolk County Fair. We are excited to share these photos of the 2017 winners. Congratulations everyone and thank you for your creative and inspiring works that showcase the beauty of the Lynn Valley Trail.

The Lynn Valley Trail Association would like to thank Harold Pepper and Sons Ltd. for donating stone, filling and grading a large depression at the Blueline parking lot. Pictured here are Darren, Brad and Jim. Thanks Guys – much appreciated!

Students from Holy Trinity, along with their teacher, were spotted cleaning up the Simcoe end of the Trail, as part of their Earth Day activities. Celebrated every year on April 22, Earth Day events worldwide are held to demonstrate support for environmental protection.

The LVTA recently completed  “bushing” the entire trail (approx. 20 km when you count both sides)  thanks to Dan, Scott, Willy Misner and some moral support from Paul. Thanks also to Mark Boerkamp, Norfolk County, for providing this service.

If you’re out on the trail this summer, keep an eye out for the new informational signs. The new signs are visually stunning, full of photos and information about the rich history of the trail.

After a long winter, the Lynn Valley Trail is showing signs of spring! Local residents, members of trail, along with the Lynn Valley Trail Board of Directors got their hands dirty on April 15th

Please be advised that deer ticks are once again present on the trail. The LVTA is working to reduce the prevalence of deer ticks by keeping grass near the trail at a low height.