When you see a yellow ribbon on a dog’s leash, it means the dog needs space. Please take a minute to read about the yellow markers before hitting the trail. Thank you!

Pictured here: the Pioneer Trek where approximately 80 people walked the trail with wagon loads of food which was then delivered to a food bank. What a neat moment captured on the Lynn Valley Trail.

Entries for the Moment on the Trail Photo Contest are pouring in! The Lynn Valley Trail Association is having a great time sorting through the variety of photos beautifully capturing the various locations on the trail, seasons and activities. 

This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the Lynn Valley Trail.  Celebrate by submitting a photo of your favourite moment on the Trail.  Contest Period:  June 30th 2018 to Labour Day September 3rd, 2018   How to Enter:  1.  Take a photo or choose one from your collection that depicts “A Moment on the Lynn Valley Trail.”  2.  Submit your via email to [email protected] by Sept […]

Simcoe residents, Bob and Marion Lindsay were active trail hikers and members of the Lynn Valley Trail Association for many years.  After Marion’s passing in 2016, Bob and his family decided to donate a bench to the Lynn Valley Trail in memory of Marion, his wife of over 60 years. 

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

The Lynn Valley Trail Association is excited to see folks out enjoying the warm weather on the trail. Don’t forget, the Lynn Valley Trail is the perfect spot for your running, walking or biking event. Plan a nature study or organize a group walk – whatever it is, let us know and we’ll post it […]

The Lynn Valley Trail Association would like to share the following resources regarding Ticks and Lyme Disease with its members and visitors to the trail.