CAUTION: Ants on trail

June 17th, 2010

Red ants have been spotted on the Seaton Trail between the 407 bridge and Whitevale. They attract anything that is in there territory so please be careful and don’t stop The ants may bite your feet, ankle area. Dog walkers should be aware of this issue. If your dog is being bitten, we suggest washing off their paws down in the creek.

Latest News

Staircase Construction at Forestream – Complete
November 5, 2012
The construction of the new steel staircase at Forestream is complete. Before: After:

*Update* Cedar trees removed from Whitevale area
August 20, 2012
On August 14th, a green pickup truck was seen driving out of the old quarry just north of Whitevale with a bed loaded with cedars. An estimated 50-100 cedars have been removed. The…

Caution: beavers and dogs
August 20, 2012
On Saturday July 28, on the trail between Forestream and Concession 3 near marker 1N056 , some dogs were approached by a beaver. As this is a popular area spot for dogs to swim, owners…

Forestream Stairs Construction Status
June 21, 2012
The Forestream Stairs Construction Activity Status: Helical piles have been completed and fully installed. Due to multiple delays during the shop drawing review stage, metal…

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BTC Seaton Trail Hike – May 15th
May 15, 2011
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Toronto Outdoor Club Winter Night Hike – Wed, Jan 26 2011
January 26, 2011
We’re going to walk the first section of the Seaton Hiking Trail starting from south end parking lot (Coordinates: N43.86403 W79.09846). Depending on the condition, we…

Install Un-Authorized Use Signs On Sunday Oct 17, 2010
October 17, 2010
Here’s your chance to give back to the Seaton Trail. We are planning some trail work on Sunday Oct 17, 2010 and we are looking for volunteers. We will be meeting at Rossland…

FOST Hike Sunday October 17th
October 17, 2010
Meet at Forestream Trail at 9:15. Walk north to Whitevale for 4 km, easy pace. Stop and have something to eat and drink, than back to Forestream Trail. Total 8 km approximately 2½…