Long term truck and trailer parking is available at two locations:
Haliburton Village: Harmony Park, 116683 Highway 118 on the edge of town. Easy access to TOP B103 (ice crossing)
In Algonquin Highlands, Stanhope area, 1020 Heron Landing Road. Easy access to TOP B Thank Townships of Dysart et al and Algonquin Highlands for your co operation.
LOGGING OPERATIONS
There is a logging operation underway 7 days a week on the B Trail from Partridge Lake Road to Kushog Lake affecting approximately 4KM of trail. Once the trail is available it will be marked “limited” or “yellow” for the entire season. Trucks and other heavy equipment will be operating on this trail 7 days a week.
Snowmobilers riding in this area can avoid this section of the B Trail by using Trail 11 on Kushog, St. Nora, Sherbourne Big Hawk Lake to transit through this section of the HCSA trail network.
TOP B in Algonquin Park:
The Algonquin Forestry Authority has extended last years logging operation another 4 kilometers of plowed road (Hay Creek Rd) to kilometer 20.
Hopefully sanding is minimal because of flat terrain. Watch for large trucks and slow moving equipment.
SOUTH LAKE B112 REROUTE
TOP B112 is rerouted south of Gelert at Kendrick Creek onto South Lake crossing the Lake to Hospitality Road.
Follow the signs and the orange stakes. Off season tresspassers resulted in two landowners closing the former route to all trail users.
REROUTE
TOP B112, downtown Minden:
Follow the signs on Peck Street at the floating bridge and on Bobcaygeon Road. This is a short stretch of road travel approx. 250-275 yards.
NO EMERGENCY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IN MINDEN
If you need help, call 911 and proceed to the nearest hospital Emergency Department.
Locally it is Haliburton Highlands Health Services, 7199 Gelert Road, Haliburton.
Nearest HCSA trail is TOP B103 at Gelert Rd.
The Minden Emergency Department is closed.
SAFETY INITIATIVE
The HCSA acknowledges Ski-Doo and its SnowPass program for funding 300+ reflective orange stakes on the TOP B Hydro corridor through Algonquin Park.
This project improves rider visibility for 33 kilometers. From the Trail 11 intersection to the edge of Whitney. We could not have carried this project out without Ski-Doos help.
#thatskidoofeeling
DEAD SPOTS
Not all HCSA trail locations have connectivity for cell and/or internet.
Be aware. Enjoy your ride!
