Ranger’s Point Trail (Restoule PP)

Restoule

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Description

Ranger’s Point Trail at Restoule Provincial Park is a short scenic trail around a peninsula on Stormy Lake. The trail is wide and smooth, appropriate for walking, biking, and strollers. Take a picnic lunch and enjoy the view from one of the waterside sites or enjoy a quiet swim in Stormy Lake.

Trailhead Parking: 6929 Hwy 534, Restoule, ON P0H 2R0
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Trailhead UTM 594647 mE x 5102672 mN
Ownership Ministry of Natural Resources – Ontario Parks
Management Restoule Provincial Park
Length 0.86 km
Activities Hiking, Mountain Biking
Amenities Lookout, Picnic Area, Public Beach, Washrooms
Difficulty Easy
Surface Abandoned Park Roads, Level
Fees Park-entry Fee

Rules for Use

  • motorized travel is prohibited
  • appropriate footwear is a necessity
  • pets must be leashed at all times
  • park entry permit is required for trail use

For More Information

Restoule Provincial Park
8818 ON-534, Restoule, ON
(705) 729-2010

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