Event Title	Ganaraska Hiking Trail 40th Anniversary
Event Description	The Ganaraska Trail is celebrating its 40th anniversary by offering ten guided hikes over two days in various locations.   The hikes are suitable for all levels of ability, from easy to challenging. The Ganaraska Trail is a 500 km trail that starts in Port Hope at the Waterfront Trail and travels through Central Ontario to connect with the Bruce Trail near Glen Huron.  The Ganaraska Trail was developed and is maintained entirely by volunteers. The ten hikes being offered are: Beavermead Lift Locks Walk Burnt River Area hike  Fenelon Falls Historical Walk Ken Reid Conservation Area Walk Omemee Walk   Parkway Trail Hike Petroglyphs Provincial Parks Hike Silent Lake Provincial Park Hike Trent Wildlife Sanctuary Walk Warsaw Caves Hike  Click on the hike of your choice for more information.
Start Date	Saturday, September 22, 2007
End Date	Sunday, September 23, 2007
Start Time	Varies depending on hike. Most hikes start at 10:00
End Time	Varies depending on hike.
Location	Apsley, Burnt River, Fenelon Falls, Lindsay, Omemee, Peterborough, Stoney Ridge, Warsaw. For more information see individual descriptions for each hike.
Trails Used	Ganaraska Trail and other area trails
Trail Activity	Walking and Hiking
For Whom	Everyone!
Level of Challenge	Easy to Challenging. Distances vary from 4 km to 17 Km. For more information see individual descriptions for each hike.
Registration	Pre-registration not required except for the Burnt River Area Hike
Admission Fee	Park fee hikes in provincial parks and Warsaw Conservation Area. Other hikes are free.
Contact information	General Inquiries - Rose Millett - 705-639-2431 or rmillett@archertrucking.com. For contacts for specific hikes see individual descriptions.
Web Site	www.ganaraska-hiking-trail.ca
Map/Directions	For more information see individual  descriptions for each hike.