Harold Town Conservation Area

Harold Town Conservation Area has approximately 10 kilometres of trails that are ideal for both quick spins and combined laps for epic adventures. You'll find a double track loop trail, with connecting single-track trails, berms, technical rock gardens, switch-back climbs, rock pile features, log hops, bridges, small rock drops and tight turns.

Constructed and maintained in accordance with the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) guidelines, trail upkeep is coordinated through the Peterborough Trailbuilders Association (PTA). Otonabee Conservation established an agreement with the PTA which allows for maintenance, improvement and construction of trails and trail infrastructure within designated portions of the property.

Note: ATVs and Motorized Offroad Vehicles are not permitted.

Harold Town Conservation Area offers approximately 10 kilometers of multi-use recreational trails that provide scenic views from the top of the Meade Creek Drumlin. The Peterborough Drumlin Field has been identified as a significant natural heritage feature within the Otonabee Conservation watershed.

Harold Town Conservation Area offers a small shade shelter, maintained open area, picnic tables, and accessible washrooms close to the parking area - great for small family gatherings.

Event permits are required for coordinated events by organized groups and can be attained by contacting Otonabee Conservation.

Note: The use of alcohol is not permitted at picnic facilities