Nottawasaga Bluffs
Hike Leader: Ron Kwan
Date: Sunday 2009 April 19
Map
Located by Singhampton, the Nottawasaga Bluffs Conservation Authority is
a bit of a trek, about one and a half hours, so please be on time so we
can leave promptly at 10 am.
Parking at the site is limited, but the road lightly travelled, so some
spillover to the side of the road may be acceptable. Dinner afterwards
at Mylar and Lorettas (?) would be an option.
Driving Options
From eastern GTA
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Head for Highway 401 westbound, and drive to Highway 400.
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Take Highway 400 to Highway 89.
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Drive west on Highway 89, following the jog through Alliston.
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Continue on Highway 89 through the point where it joins with
Highway 10 at Primrose.
From western GTA
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From Highway 401, drive north on Highway 410 until it becomes
Heart Lake Road.
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Follow Heart Lake Road to Mayfield Road, turn left (west) on to
Mayfield Road.
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Follow Mayfield Road a short distance to Highway 10 (Hurontario).
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Turn right (north) on to Highway 10 .
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Continue north on Highway 10 through Orangeville until you get to
the junction with Highway 89 at Primrose (about twenty kilometers
north of Orangeville).
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Highway 10 turns left (west) and joins with Highway 89 at
Primrose.
From Intersection of Hwys 89 and 10 at Primrose
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Continue on Highway 89/10 for about 4 km until you reach
County Road 124. According to older roadmaps, this was
Highway 24.
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Turn right (north) on County Road 124 for about 30 km to
Singhampton
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At Singhampton, County Road 124 turns right (east).
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Continue on 124 for about 600 metres to Milltown Road.
(Milltown Road is "L" shaped and also runs west-east
starting one street south of where 124 turns right in
Singhampton.)
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Turn right (south) on Milltown Rd a short distance to
Ewing Road/Concession 11, turning east (left).
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Go a short distance to intersection with Sideroad 17/18, turn
lefti (east)
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Continue on Sideroad 17/18 about 1.5 km, rounding the
90° turn south onto Concession 10.
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Continue on Concession 10 until 1.5 km until a it meets
Sideroad* 15/16.
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Turn left (east) on Sideroad 15/16 for a few hundred metres
until you see a small parking lot at the Nottawasaga Bluffs
Conservation Area trail access point.
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There is not much room, so please try to park close together.
Thank you.
We plan to start the hike at 11:45am.
Remarks
This hike is rated a moderately quick paced
intermediate/level 2 hike. The trail
includes some rocky sections, as well as a fair amount of mud.
Hiking boots are strongly recommended.
There is no fee for parking, and there are no washrooms.
Let's hope that the weather is good and the ground dry.
The High Park Hiking Club.
This web page is maintained by
Howard Gibson.
Last modified: 2009Apr15