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Welcome to the

Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance

Your guide to outdoor recreation and adventure in Eastern Ontario. With trail networks spreading from the Bay of Quinte, all the way north to Algonquin Park, there are endless ways for you and your family to discover Ontario’s history, natural environment and rural communities. Whether hiking, cycling, horseback riding, ATVing or snowmobiling, are your pleasure, we have trails you’ll want to explore. You can visit for the day, or stay for the week. You can even customize your trip with one of our Adventure Packages. We’ll help you create the perfect route for independent travel. With a focus on preservation and enhancement of our natural heritage, and management and development out Corridors for Tourism, the Eastern Ontario Trails is your gateway to safe, fun outdoor recreation.

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Interactive

TRAILS MAP

Discover Eastern Ontario’s trails, accommodations, and amenities all in one easy-to-use interactive map. Find the perfect trail, see what’s nearby, and plan your next adventure with confidence.

Rockin' the Trail

Ontario's Largest ATV Event

Over 1000 ATVers roared through Tweed Ontario on June 21, 2025 and June 20 2026, blending a trail ride on the Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance (EOTA) trails, music, and memories in an unforgettable fusion of ATV adventure and live outdoor concert vibes. With the trails buzzing and the stage blazing, the inaugural event drew thrill-seekers and music lovers from across the province. Now, the countdown is on—June 19, 2027, marks the return of the Third Annual Rockin’ the Trail, featuring Aaron Pritchett, Jeremy Clement and Rayzor’s Edge performer and even more off-road excitement.

Get ready to ride, rock, and repeat!

Trail Rules and Etiquette

Trails are a wonderful way to spend an enjoyable day, relaxing and taking in the sights. You will see some spectacular scenery and natural areas as you travel the trails. We ask that you observe these few rules of the trail etiquette so that everyone’s outing will be fun and you will help preserve trails for future generations.

  • Please stay on the main trails! Some areas have rare sensitive plants and small animals that can be easily damaged or destroyed. Don’t make new trails or use unmarked (unsigned) trails.
  • Some areas may require user fees. Please prepare to pay a fee.
  • Please respect neighbouring landowners by staying off private trails and property. Avoid excessive noise.
  • Please leave the trail as you found it; whatever you pack in, pack out.
  • Please leave the wildflowers and wildlife for others to enjoy.
  • Keep dogs on a leash at all times while on the trail.
  • ALL USERS to slow to a walking speed when meeting up with other USERS and be prepared to stop.
  • Respect and be courteous to other users who are also using shared use trails. Always yield right of way to other trail users who are approaching or passing. Be certain to communicate in advance with riders of Horses, Dog Teams and those walking pets.
  • Use bridges for water crossings.
  • Please slow down when your vision of the trail is restricted.
  • Avoid sudden stops and starts and quick directional changes with acceleration.
  • No All-Terrain Vehicles on snow groomed trails 

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