Multi-use trail development to connect Midland, Penetanguishene, Tiny
Hikers, cyclists, snowmobilers will all be welcome on 263-hectare property
By Jenni Dunning Midland Mirror
NORTH SIMCOE – A 263-hectare forested property bordering Midland, Penetanguishene and Tiny Township will be the new home of multi-use trails as early as this spring.
Simcoe County started developing a recreation plan after it bought the land three years ago. All types of organizations – from cyclists and snowmobilers to hikers and ATVers – have come forward with suggestions.
“Everybody has the ability of getting what they like as long as it fits a master plan,” said Penetanguishene Coun. Mike Lauder.
He co-created Georgian Bay Trails, which is assisting the county with organizing its plans. A master plan is expected to be completed by the end of April, he said.
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