Escarpment Trail
City: NorlandRegion: Kawarthas and Northumberland
Balsam Lake Provincial Park Trail
Overview
Located on the north end of Balsam Lake, the 946-hectare Indian Point Provincial Park features one of the longest undeveloped shorelines in the Kawartha Lakes region. Consisting of a low, limestone escarpment, this lake shore property is an alvar.
Note: This is not an operating provincial park and there are no visitor facilities.
Directions: Near Coboconk, 38 kilometres north of Lindsay; at the north end of Balsam Lake. Water access from Balsam Lake.
Information provided by the Trails for Health website.
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Nearby Ammenities
Nearby Trails
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