Little Tract Trail is a quiet five-kilometre loop through tall white pines with interpretive signs that highlight the area’s logging history and ecological restoration. It’s a relatively easy route that is mostly flat with some rooty stretches. Wayfinding can be a bit unclear in places, so it’s worth grabbing a brochure at the trailhead to keep you on track. It’s a wonderful place for a peaceful walk, ideal for birdwatchers and anyone looking to explore a lesser-known pocket of southern Ontario’s woodland.

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Distance 150 m

Uphill 0 m

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Location: Puslinch, Ontario, Canada

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