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.

The Lynn Valley Trail Association would like to thank everyone who attended the Annual General Meeting on Nov 2, 2017 at the Port Dover Library. Attendees were in for a special treat this year, as local photographers Kathleen Pickard and Larry Monczka showcased their outstanding portfolio of landscape, wildlife, and abstract photos of Norfolk County […]

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.