Trails & conservation · Uxbridge
Durham Regional Forest
An Oak Ridges Moraine forest near Uxbridge with marked loops used for walking, cycling and other trail activities.
About Durham Regional Forest
The Main Tract of Durham Regional Forest has more than sixteen kilometres of trails in four marked loops, with additional paths through plantation forest and mixed hardwoods. The forest sits on the Oak Ridges Moraine and connects with the Trans Canada and Oak Ridges Moraine trail networks.
Walkers, mountain bikers, horse riders and skiers share the area. In winter, LSRCA asks visitors to avoid groomed routes when soft conditions leave footprints or tyre tracks; other ungroomed paths remain available.
What to see and do
- Four marked Main Tract loops
- More than sixteen kilometres of trails
- Mixed hardwood and plantation forest
- Shared hiking, cycling and riding trails
Before you go
Parking is allowed only in designated spaces and currently has a three-hour maximum. Follow LSRCA’s winter guidance and avoid soft groomed trails when leaving footprints or tyre tracks.
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