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Head Lake Trail| Length: | 6 km, loop | | Rating: | easy | | Duration: | 1:30 hours | | Description: | This community based trail travels around Head Lake exposing walkers to a variety of scenery around Haliburton. The Trail begins at Rotary Park and follows a paved pathway to County Road 21. Then heads into Halbiem Cresent and up Glebe Road towards the college. The next kilometre of trail wraps around the campus through the woods with access to the sculpture forest and cross-country ski trails. It then travels up past the museum, across highway 118 and into Harmony Road. The next leg of the trail takes hikers through a local neighbourhood and back out to Rotary Park.
Cautions: Hikers need to exercise caution when traveling on or crossing roadways.
Directions: The hike begins in Rotary Park, which can be accessed from Park Street.
This trail is a featured ‘Adopt-a-Metre’ trail. You can help construction and maintenance efforts by adopting a metre of the Head Lake Trail today - 80 cents of every $1 is spent on the ground. To learn more about the Adopt-a-Metre Program, check out our ‘Get Involved’ link on the home page. | Weather:
 | | Cloudy periods with 60 percent chance of showers. Risk of a thunderstorm. Clearing overnight. Low 15. | | Currently 21.2°CC, wind WNW 7 km/h |
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