Northumberland County Forest Beagle Club Trailhead

The Beagle Club Trailhead is one of the key access points into the expansive Northumberland County Forest trail network, a major outdoor recreation destination in Southern Ontario cottage country. Located near Campbellcroft, the trailhead provides access to hundreds of kilometres of hiking, cycling, horseback riding, trail running, and winter recreation routes through forests, hills, and rolling Northumberland landscapes. The surrounding trail system is especially popular with mountain bikers and hikers because of its varied terrain and scenic woodland environments. Visitors can explore pine plantations, hardwood forests, wetlands, and elevated ridge sections while enjoying relatively quiet outdoor conditions close to the Greater Toronto Area and cottage-country travel routes. During autumn, the forest becomes one of the region’s top destinations for fall-colour hiking and cycling. Winter also attracts outdoor enthusiasts for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The Beagle Club Trailhead serves both casual visitors and experienced trail users seeking longer route connections throughout the county forest network. Because the trail system is extensive, visitors are encouraged to bring trail maps or navigation apps when exploring deeper sections of the forest.