The County of Haliburton is rich with multi-use trails. Whether you're a hiker, biker, paddler or snowmobiler, there's something for everyone.
Hiking Haliburton
Visit the hiking trails page found on our tourism website for a full listing of everything we have to offer for those on foot.
Did you know that Canada's Largest Hiking Festival happens each fall and winter in the Haliburton Highlands? It's free to participate and these guided hikes offer something for everyone.
Haliburton County Rail Trail
Effective Friday, March 27, 2020 the County of Haliburton Rail Trail is closed to motorized vehicles and/or social gathering. Please be mindful to maintain social distancing from other Trail users.
The Rail Trail is maintained by the Public Works department. It is multi-use as outlined below:
- April 1 – May 15: the trail is open for all non-motorized activities.
- May 15 – November 30: the trail is open to all non-motorized activities and ATVs that have obtained a permit from the Haliburton County ATV Association.
- December 1 – March 31: the trail is open only to Snowmobiles that have obtained a permit from the Haliburton County Snowmobile Association
Would you like to hold a special event on the Rail Trail? Complete the special events application form.
Permits
You will need a special events permit if you are holding an event on the Haliburton County Rail Trail. Please see our Roads and Sign Permits page for more information.