Heritage River Walk

Burk's Falls

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Description

The Heritage River Walk stretches from the racetrack in the arena grounds to the footbridge below the dam. With the Magnetawan River on one side, and lush forest on the other, it is the perfect place for walking, picnicking, and sightseeing. The history of the Heritage River Walk spans back to the turn of the century. The Magnetawan River Railway Company built a rail line connecting Burk’s Falls station on the Grand Trunk Railway and the village of Burk’s Falls station on the Magnetawan River. This steam-operated railway system was mainly used as a freight spur, transporting goods from the Magnetawan River to the Grand Trunk Line. Today, this historic spur line is connected to a traditional footpath, providing visitors with a scenic walking trail.

Trailhead Parking 170 Ryerson Centre Rd, Burk’s Falls, ON P0A 1C0
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Ownership Village of Burk’s Falls
Management Village of Burk’s Falls
Length 1.4 km
Activities Hiking
Amenities Parking, Picnic Area, Washrooms
Difficulty Easy
Level of Development Developed
Surface Natural
Seasons Summer

For More Information

Village of Burk’s Falls
705.382.3138
clerk@burksfalls.ca

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