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Sue
April 29, 2026
Oak Ridges Moraine Trail is a long-distance, 275-kilometre multi-use route that follows the Oak Ridges Moraine, one of the most distinct physiographic landforms of southern Ontario, passing through forests, wetlands, and glacially formed hills. Within Crow’s Pass Conservation Area, a section of the trail briefly overlaps with the Crow's Pass trail, tracing a narrow path through mixed woodland and small clearings before continuing on its broader route. This stretch captures the Moraine’s gentle rises and dips, perfect for a quiet walk through ecologically significant terrain that connects larger natural areas across the region.
Ivan K
May 27, 2021
Cycling
This is section east of Lakeridge Rd.
It is tricky to find entrance. It goes right up hill. First few hundred meters are very steep but after that is pure enjoyment. By the state of the trail looks like that is not overused so you will have trail for yourself.
Enjoy and respect
It is tricky to find entrance. It goes right up hill. First few hundred meters are very steep but after that is pure enjoyment. By the state of the trail looks like that is not overused so you will have trail for yourself.
Enjoy and respect
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Distance 254 m
Uphill 10 m
Downhill 0 m
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