Description
The Nesbitt Trail is named in memory of Ricky Nesbitt, a life-long resident of Ardbeg. The landscape around the trail is characteristic of Georgian Bay ecology with expansive bedrock ridges and significant wildlife habitat features. the trail is on public land and therefore it is a shared resource for a variety of users. Forest harvest operations may be conducted in the area and may alter the landscape. Caution is required during open hunting season from October to December each year.
Ownership Crown Land
Management Municipality of Whitestone
Length 2.5 km
Activities Hiking, Snowshoeing
Difficulty Easy to Moderate
Surface Natural
Rules for Use
- The trail lies on Crown Property, regulated by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.
Directions
Off of Highway 124 (that runs east and west between Parry Sound and Sundridge) take Highway 520 North towards Ardbeg. Cross over the railway tracks at the Logger’s Station House Restaurant on the left and proceed to Clear Lake Road. Continue on Clear Lake Road to the Nesbitt Trailhead sign on the right.
