Trails

Public open spaces within Aurora range from landscaped public parks to environmentally sensitive river valleys meandering throughout the municipality and the Oak Ridges Moraine. The Town of Aurora Parks Division manages more than 46 parks encompassing more than 700 acres. Connecting many of the parks is a trail system of approximately 57 kilometres designed to accommodate joggers, hikers and skiers.

Aurora Trails Overview	Aurora: Nokiidaa Trail North	Aurora: Nokiidaa Trail South
Aurora: Willow Farm, Lakeview and Wimpey Trail System	Aurora: All Maps

There is much to see and do in East Gwillimbury’s rural and natural areas. Enjoy daily nature hikes, get a taste of farm life or take a spirited bike ride along one of many trails.

East Gwillimbury Trails Overview	East Gwillimbury: York Regional Forest - Brown Hill Tract	East Gwillimbury: Nokiidaa Trail
East Gwillimbury: Simcoe Trail	East Gwillimbury: Sutton-Zephyr Rail Trail North	East Gwillimbury: Sutton-Zephyr Rail Trail South
East Gwillimbury: All Maps

Georgina offers a range of trail experiences and places to discover. These trails provide opportunities to explore local neighbourhoods and discover nearby natural areas. The majority of the Town of Georgina’s trails are multi-use which are suitable for walking, hiking, jogging and cycling. Trail terrain ranges from compact gravel surfaces to asphalt sections through local neighbourhoods

Georgina Trails Overview	Georgina: York Regional Forest - Cronsberry, Pefferlaw Tracts	Georgina: Lake Simcoe Trail
Georgina: York Regional Forest - Metro Road Tract	Georgina: The ROC	Georgina: Sutton-Zephyr Rail Trail North
Georgina: Sutton-Zephyr Rail Trail South	Georgina: Sibbald Point Provincial Park	Georgina: All Maps

Markham has more than 22 kilometres of scenic pathways that provide access for walkers, joggers and cyclists. The City takes pride in keeping Markham beautiful. The parks and public green spaces promote an active and healthy quality of life. The natural, unmanicured spaces in the community including woodlots, ravines and valleys, benefit the residents, plants and animals. These spaces are home to rare plant and insect species and provide specialized foods and shelters to many types of native birds, bees and butterflies for survival.

Markham Trails Overview	Markham: Bob Hunter Memorial Park	Markham: Huntington Trail
Markham: Milne Dam Conservation Park	Markham: Rouge Valley Trail	Markham: All Maps

Take advantage of all that nature offers on Newmarket’s trails. See the sights and experience the beauty of the great outdoors – birds, flowers, trees and fresh air. Cycle, run, walk or blade your way as you discover the extensive network of trails. There are several rest stops with benches and washroom facilities along the way. Trails are well lit, cleared and maintained throughout the year.

Newmarket Trails Overview	Newmarket: Dave Kerwin Trail	Newmarket: Nokiidaa Trail North
Newmarket: Nokiidaa Trail South	Newmarket: All Maps

Richmond Hill has many parks, open spaces and trails. By navigating through recreational and natural heritage, residents and visitors are sure to experience the sights and sounds of the natural world.

Richmond Hill Trails Overview	Richmond Hill: Mill Pond Park	Richmond Hill: Phyllis Rawlinson Park
Richmond Hill: Oak Ridges Corridor Conservation Reserve Centre Map	Richmond Hill: All Maps

Vaughan has more than 37 kilometres of trails. Residents and visitors may choose to explore natural habitats and rolling hills, learn about cultural and heritage resources or access parks and recreational facilities. Explorers can ride along the Don River or the Humber River, go hiking, enjoy a quiet stroll along a picturesque pond, discover a special marsh, a wooden forest, a nature reserve or an art gallery.

Vaughan Trails Overview	Vaughan: Bartley Smith Greenway North	Vaughan: Bartley Smith Greenway South
Vaughan: Boyd Conservation Area	Vaughan: Kortright Centre for Conservation	Vaughan: Maple Nature Reserve
Vaughan: Nashville Conservation Reserve	Vaughan: William Granger Greenway (Humber Trail)	Vaughan: All Maps

There are many trails throughout the community, both local and Regional. Whitchurch-Stouffville is in the process of developing an extensive trail system to connect many of the trails to large forested areas in York Region.

Whitchurch-Stouffville Trails Overview	Whitchurch-Stouffville: York Regional Forest Tracts North-East	Whitchurch-Stouffville: Bruces Mill Conservation Area
Whitchurch-Stouffville: York Regional Forest Tract North-West	Whitchurch-Stouffville: York Regional Forest Tracts and Surrounding Area	Whitchurch-Stouffville: Stouffville Town Trail
Whitchurch-Stouffville: All Maps

The Trail is designed primarily as a hiking trail, however other uses such as mountain biking and equestrian uses in certain sections determined by the land owner. Signage regarding permitted uses is provided on the trail.

Oak Ridges Trails Overview

Oak Ridges: All Maps