Flat terrain and full-on Fall colours.
Northumberland County Forest has two universal trails, one at Carstairs Forest and one at the Beagle Club Trailhead.
- These trails have a sturdy, level surface on which to travel. They are made with a gravel base and limestone screening.
- Benches are also available at rest areas along the trail so no one has to go more than 364 m (about 398 yd) before finding a place to rest.
Carstairs Trail
The Universal Trail is 3.2 km overall, with four possible loops – the smallest being 750 m (820 yd) and the longest being 2.2 km (1.4 mi).
View the Carstairs Trails brochure for more information.
Beagle Club Heritage Trail
The Heritage Trail at the Beagle Club Trailhead is a 1 km long accessible trail.
View the Beagle Club Trail map.
Please note: All Beagle Club trails located west of Beagle Club Road, including north of Dunbar Road, will be closed on weekdays for timber harvesting, starting in November 2019. Trail users are encouraged to use the Woodland, Carstairs and Morris trails during these closures.
Northumberland County Forest
Northumberland County Forest, Heritage Trail
Beagle Club Trailhead, Centreton
(Off Beagle Club Rd. just north of County Rd. 45, Alnwick Haldimand)
800-354-7050 x2303
www.Northumberland.ca/forest
GPS Coordinates: Beagle Club Trailhead: 44.096,-78.105
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