Beagle Club Trails Brochure

Information
The Beagle Club Trails’ 7 loops take adavantage of the
Oak Ridge’s Moraine’s hilly terrain. The Red loop is a
standalone trail and all of the other loops stem from a
main trail. There are also many km’s of named forest
roads that can be linked together with the coloured loops
in any combination.
Distances of loops:
Kiddie Loop - 1.8 km
Orange Loop - 2.2 km
Red Loop - 2.6 km
Blue Loop - 3.3 km
Green A Loop - 14.2 km
Green B Loop - 10.1km
Green C Loop - 5.5km
Etiquette and Rules
Beagle Club Trails
Dogs
Dogs must be under control at all times.
Unleashed dogs can cause:
-Spooked horses which are
dangerous for the dog, rider and
other users.
-Dangerous encounters with other
dogs and wildlife (e.g., porcupines)
-Disturbance to wildlife and the
ecosystem
-Increased dog poop on trails
Not all forest users are dog lovers. Please
respect others.
Cyclists
-Please call out as early as possible to notify other users
of your presence.
-When meeting horseback riders, please stop immediately and ask the rider how you should proceed. A
spooked horse can be dangerous for you, the rider and
the horse. Often talking to the horse and rider in a gentle
voice and taking off any sunglasses or helmet can help
calm a horse down by letting it know that you are a
person.
Horseback Riders
-Please clean up after your horse in parking and trailhead areas as well as whenever elsepossible.
-Please do not use the Green trail section that uses
Hog’s Back hill. Follow bypass signage.
All Users
-Please respect all other forest users.
-Please do not use the trails when they are wet as it will
damage them.
www.northumberlandcounty.ca/forest
[email protected]
905-372-3329 ext. 2303