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Graham Brook Trail

Little River Reservoir Community Park

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Quick Facts

Difficulty easy
Trail Type loop
Distance 600 metres
Estimated Time 20 minutes
Surface Type forested
Elevation Change 10 metres
Features beaver hut, brook
Trail Markers red paint
Scenery Rating special features
Maintenance Rating well maintained
Cell Reception strong
Dog Friendly on a leash
Fees none

Description

The Graham Brook Trail is a short trail that goes through a softwood forest on the way to the point. At the point there is a small beach that looks across at the playground. From the point the trail continues around the peninsula and then along Graham Brook.

The trail accesses the shore and then splits. Going left takes you through the woods and back to the Rez Trail. Going to the right takes you to a large beaver hut that looks like its abandoned. Just past the beaver hut you will find a shallow crossing made with rocks that crosses the stream over to the Peninsula Trail. The stream flows through the rock bridge so if you use it you will get your feet wet. The trail then joins up with the other branch before returning to the Rez Trail.

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Directions

For directions to the park go to the Little River Reservoir Community Park page.

Turn left on the Rez Trail between the playground and parking lot. After about 200 meters and again at 400 meters you will find the Graham Brook Trail on your right. The two trails make a loop around a peninsula.

Other Trails in the Park

Trail Last Hiked: June 8, 2016.

Page Last Updated: October 25, 2016.