This has been an often “sold out” Hike Haliburton hike for a decade. It follows the 1867 Cameron Road, an early colonization route into Haliburton County. Proceeding through an old sugar bush, it provides several unique overviews of Gull Lake. It concludes at the historic Miners’ Bay Church, with a brief history of the century and a half old Miners’ Bay community. There is one very steep down hill section.

HIKE #: 33

DATE: Saturday, September 23

START TIME: 10 am

DURATION: 1.5 hours, 1.8 km

LOCATION: Miner’s Bay Lodges front porch – 9718 Hwy # 35

RATING:  Moderate

MAXIMUM# 25

LEADER: Russ Wunker

LEADER BIO: Russ came to Miners’ Bay Lodge when he was 5 days old in 1947. In 1912, his mother’s family rented the farm that became the Bay View Inn. His father’s family purchased the property in 1938 and renamed it Miners’ Bay Lodge. Russ attended high school in Haliburton, went to college in New York and Florida, taught history and worked in government and politics until 1988 and has been an owner and a lifelong resident of the Lodge. He recently retired and sold the Lodge.

DIRECTIONS: From Minden take Hwy 35 south to Miners’ Bay Lodge which will be on your left. The distance from Minden is approximately 15km. From Haliburton take County Rd . 21 to Minden. Turn south/left on Hwy 35 and follow for 15km to Miners’ Bay Lodge. The distance from Haliburton is approximately 39km. GPS coordinates: N44.8197, W 78.7769

  • Cameron Road Loop Trail
    Saturday, September 23, 2023
    10:00 am - 11:30 am

Location

Venue:   Miner's Bay Lodge

Address:
9718 Hwy 35, Minden Hills, Ontario, Canada