Described in our Privacy Policy. Thank you for visiting Harold Town Conservation Area, Peterborough's top mountain biking destination. Explore the network of trails suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced riders. With approximately 10 kilometres of trails, you'll find a variety of terrain, including double track loops, single-track trails, berms, technical rock gardens, and more.
Hikers can also enjoy the scenic views from the top of the Meade Creek Drumlin on the multi-use recreational trails. The Peterborough Drumlin Field is a significant natural heritage feature within the Otonabee Conservation watershed, providing a unique hiking experience.
Picnic facilities are available at Harold Town Conservation Area, with a small shade shelter, picnic tables, and accessible washrooms near the parking area. Enjoy a relaxing picnic surrounded by the beauty of nature. Event permits are required for organized group gatherings, so be sure to contact Otonabee Conservation for more information.
The Harold Town Conservation Area holds historical significance, named after the Canadian artist who owned the property in the mid-1970s. Upon his passing, the property was donated to Otonabee Conservation and dedicated as a park for public purposes. Explore the rich history of the area as you enjoy outdoor adventures.
Please note that camping is not allowed at Harold Town Conservation Area, and fires are prohibited. Alcohol is also not permitted at the picnic facilities. ATVs and Motorized Offroad Vehicles are not allowed on the trails, preserving the natural beauty of the area for all visitors to enjoy.
Visit us at 250 Milroy Drive in Peterborough, Ontario, and experience the outdoor adventure that Harold Town Conservation Area has to offer. We look forward to welcoming you to this stunning destination for mountain biking, hiking, and picnicking in the heart of nature. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date on events, programs, and operations at Harold Town Conservation Area.