Snowshoe Drive
Our goal is to offer free snowshoe day use!
We are Looking to build a Free-To-Use Snowshoe inventory for people at the Mac Mills Trails/Triangle Ski Club to use.
If you have any old snowshoes in any size or state of repair that you would like to donate please let us know.
We offer free pick up! Text BJ Ward at 613-562-3619
We are Looking to build a Free-To-Use Snowshoe inventory for people at the Mac Mills Trails/Triangle Ski Club to use.
If you have any old snowshoes in any size or state of repair that you would like to donate please let us know.
We offer free pick up! Text BJ Ward at 613-562-3619
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Nature Walks and Birding
A bounty of meadows and marshes and rushing streams,
beautiful forests and hilly fields,
for all to enjoy right here in McIntosh Mills.
beautiful forests and hilly fields,
for all to enjoy right here in McIntosh Mills.
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Trail ConditionsTrail conditions are updated as frequently as possible
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History of the Trails at McIntosh Mills
"Area maintained by the Triangle Cross Country Ski Club. Great network of sculpted trails through forest and over escarpment rock. Intertwined with double track and quad trails." Singletracks.com
"Trails are just Spectacular. I'm tempted to keep this gem to myself. I'll bring people tomorrow" A. Bilodeau
"We discovered the trails this summer and decided to go for a family walk today. Fell in love pretty fast" Y. Beck
"Trails were primo! Great little network you have there!!" R. Hutchinson
"I love these trails! "J. McAleese"
The Triangle Cross Country Ski Club is a non-profit organization operated and maintained entirely by club member volunteers. The club manages the trails at Mac Mills.
The main purpose of the club since 1971 is to promote Cross-Country Skiing. In recent times we have developed mountain biking and snowshoe trails.
Our membership allows for full four season access to Skiing, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Snowshoeing and Trail Running. We do require a waiver package filled out for membership. If you do wish to participate in winter and summer biking activities we would also require the IMBA waiver filled out per member. Membership entitles you to unlimited use of the open trails, discount on events and access to the club house.
The ski trails are located on the west and east side of Leeds County Road 5. They consist of a mix of Crown land (Ministry of Natural Resources) and various landowners' property who generously allow the club access.
Club trails are mainly suited to classical skiing with the exception of Walsh Way (seen at the bottom right of the map) which can be used to skate ski. Novice Valley is a classical ski loop off Walsh Way. These two trails originate from the parking lot and are ideal for novice skiers.
All trails are suitable for beginner/intermediate mountain and fat biking. Snowshoe trails are designated and marked.
The main purpose of the club since 1971 is to promote Cross-Country Skiing. In recent times we have developed mountain biking and snowshoe trails.
Our membership allows for full four season access to Skiing, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Snowshoeing and Trail Running. We do require a waiver package filled out for membership. If you do wish to participate in winter and summer biking activities we would also require the IMBA waiver filled out per member. Membership entitles you to unlimited use of the open trails, discount on events and access to the club house.
The ski trails are located on the west and east side of Leeds County Road 5. They consist of a mix of Crown land (Ministry of Natural Resources) and various landowners' property who generously allow the club access.
Club trails are mainly suited to classical skiing with the exception of Walsh Way (seen at the bottom right of the map) which can be used to skate ski. Novice Valley is a classical ski loop off Walsh Way. These two trails originate from the parking lot and are ideal for novice skiers.
All trails are suitable for beginner/intermediate mountain and fat biking. Snowshoe trails are designated and marked.
Directors & Volunteers
Volunteers:
Brandon Ackerman, Trails & MTB
Catherine, Adult ski lessons catherinewasteneys@gmail.com
- Treasurer: Rob Gates 613-246-1868
- Kids Programs: Pete Meier 613-341-9116
- Memberships: Greg McElrea 613 640-0959
- Publicity: BJ Ward (613)-561-3619
- Director at Large, Mark Jenkins (613) 213-2521
- Director at Large, Catherine Procter (705) 344-3715
- Director at Large, Rikki James (416) 707-1175
Volunteers:
Brandon Ackerman, Trails & MTB
Catherine, Adult ski lessons catherinewasteneys@gmail.com