ExpiredA Stroll through the Frost Centre

“The Frost Center has over 20 kms of hiking trails with varying degrees of difficulty. You will experience some rugged terrain, possibly some wet, muddy areas on the trail and most importantly, there will be significant elevation changes that will include some steep ascents and descents. Some parts of the trail will have loose stones and gravel.

We have the opportunity to do a series of stacked loops that will vary the length of the hike from 8-12 kms. The distance will be determined by the group as we progress. Along the way you will walk through some very beautiful forest, pass through wetland areas, hike along the shore of Lake St. Nora and then experience some spectacular look outs over the lake. If the weather is decent, we will plan on stopping at one of these look outs for lunch.”

Dogs allowed.

HIKE #: 3

DATE: Friday, September 20

START TIME: 10 am

DURATION: 2.5 – 3.5 hours, 8 -12 km

LOCATION:  Frost Centre, 20130 Hwy 35 N

RATING: Advanced: hilly, access/parking more remote

“Good hiking shoes/boots are absolutely needed. Hiking poles are also recommended.

This hike is recommended for people with a reasonable fitness level and a reasonable amount of experience hiking in rugged terrain.

Bring plenty of water, snacks and/or lunch.”

MAXIMUM #: 20

LEADER: Roland Lange

LEADER BIO: Roland was a long term cottager who finally came to his senses and became a full time resident in the Haliburton Highlands. He takes every opportunity that he can to experience the beauty of the Highlands. He’s also the Chair of the Haliburton Highlands Trekkers, a local group that meets almost every Monday of the year to hike, paddle and snowshoe.