Trails to Walk, Bike or SNOWSHOE

Explore over 25km of trails in all four seasons!

Page updated: Sunday April 7, 2024. Updates to occur when conditions change.

Wye Marsh's hiking trails are OPEN from 9 am- 4 pm. Trails can be expected to range from dry to wet and muddy, depending on location onsite.
Temporary Trail Closure: John Lucas ID Trail, due to dangers associated with damages to trees caused by the Emerald Ash borer

For trail descriptions and maps, please see below. Updates to occur when conditions change.

Hiking Trails

Explore both woodland & wetland trails, featuring the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence forest region and a provincially significant wetland (cattail marsh). The majority of our trails are hard packed and suitable for a variety of assistive devices, strollers and wagons.

Bike Trails

The Upper Red Trail, Molehill Loop and Forget Loop are used as biking/hiking trails. These trails are for more experienced riders that are interested in a mountain biking experience consisting of some sandy areas, root covered trails, and some steep hills. If you are looking for a more tranquil touring biking experience then the Tay Shore Trail (paved 'rail trail') is the trail for you and it is less than a 5 minute bike ride from our parking lot.

Snowshoe Trails

Snowshoeing is over for the season. We'll see you in December 2024!

In addition to all of our regular hiking trails the Graham McDonald Snowshoe Trail is available exclusively in the winter months ~ and is perfect for snowshoers!

Winter Snowshoe Rentals

Guests are welcome to bring their own snowshoes, or you can rent a pair from us. We can equip visitors weighing 40-250 pounds with traditional or modern snowshoes for prices listed below. The 2023-2024 rental season will begin once we have enough snow to enjoy the sport!

If you are wearing your own, or renting from us, please wear water resistant, comfortable, flat sole boots.