The Mattagami Region Conservation Authority maintains a network of trails within the City of Timmins through trail agreements with property owners. During the spring, summer and fall months, all trails are regularly monitored for hazards. During the winter months, only the Gillies Lake Promenade and Hersey Lake trails are maintained.

Our trails have a hard packed rock surface that encompasses the natural geology of the area. Some areas have steep hills, rock outcrops and bridges over waterways. Many trails are in low-lying areas and will be wet after a heavy rainfall.

To report hazards such as washed out trail sections or trees across the trail, please use our online reporting page, contact our office via email or call us at 705-360-2660.

Bridge to Bridge Trail

Stairs from Norman St. to Lafleur Dr. will remain closed for maintenance.

Trail damage is expected with high water from Mattagami River. Use caution as trail may be wet, slippery and, in some areas, under water.

Scout Rock Trail

Depending on what Mother Nature’s been up to, trail conditions can change quickly. Use extra caution during the rain/snow/freeze/thaw weather patterns.

Golden Springs Trail

Depending on what Mother Nature’s been up to, trail conditions can change quickly. Use extra caution during the rain/snow/freeze/thaw weather patterns.

Hersey Lake Trails

Depending on what Mother Nature’s been up to, trail conditions can change quickly. Use extra caution during the rain/snow/freeze/thaw weather patterns.

Gillies Lake Promenade

Washrooms are closed for the season.
Depending on what Mother Nature’s been up to, trail conditions can change quickly. Use extra caution during the rain/snow/freeze/thaw weather patterns.

Lion’s Walk Trail

Depending on what Mother Nature’s been up to, trail conditions can change quickly. Use extra caution during the rain/snow/freeze/thaw weather patterns.

Rotary Trail

Depending on what Mother Nature’s been up to, trail conditions can change quickly. Use extra caution during the rain/snow/freeze/thaw weather patterns.

Bart Thomson Trail

Depending on what Mother Nature’s been up to, trail conditions can change quickly. Use extra caution during the rain/snow/freeze/thaw weather patterns.

High water along Porcupine Lake will impact certain areas of the trail. Use caution as trail may be wet and slippery.