Baysville Historic Walking Trail
- Address:
- University St, Baysville , ON
About
Step into the charm of Baysville with the Baysville Historic Walking Trail, a delightful journey through the rich history of this quaint village. This 5 km trail takes you on a captivating exploration of the east and west sides of the river, passing by historic homes, churches, and businesses. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Van Setter’s Park, where a nature walk leads to a lookout over the rock cut on District Road 117, offering breathtaking views. Along the way, enjoy scenic vistas of the Muskoka River from numerous parks, and learn about the fascinating history and pioneer days of this beautiful village. Access to the trail is easy, with options to follow District Road 117 from Dorset or Huntsville, or Brunel Road from Huntsville to Baysville. From the parking lot, the trail takes you on a well-marked route, passing through University Street, Howard Street, Bridge Street, Bay Street, and Highway 117, providing a comprehensive tour of the village. With a moderate difficulty level, the trail is suitable for most hikers, covering a total of 5km round trip. Highlights include the scenic views from Van Setter’s Park, the picturesque Riverfront Park and dam, and the charming University Street lined with historic buildings. Click Here for the trail map
