Hybla to Graphite Trail
City: GraphiteLength: 6.0 kmRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Hillsview Heights - North Hastings Scenic Route #1
Overview
Hillsview Heights - North Hastings Scenic Route #1
This trail is a scenic route on roads in rural areas designed for cars, cyclists and motorcycles.
Points of interest on the route include, heritage homesteads, pioneer settlements, historic churches, century farms and two scenic views and lookouts.
Point 2 - Pioneer Home of Lawrence O'Marra
First postmaster in the area.
Point 8 - Monteagle Valley Lookout
Monteagle Valley Lookout Point. Monteagle was named in 1857 for Thomas Spring-Rice, first Baron Monteagle, a native of Limerick, Ireland.
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