Interpretive signs describe the old fish hatchery and the natural changes following removal of the dam. 3 km return Walk along this figure-8 trail through our best variety of woodlands. Pause to admire large, stately white pine and red oak trees. Wetlands and lakes add to the natural diversity. 3 km return Interpretive signs along the trail recount tales of the discovery of gold in Kejimkujik.
Displays bring to life where the gold was found and how it was mined.
Walk along the river's edge to see the red maples grow amid the lush grasses. Dense stands of balsam fir and hemlock provide a canopy over much of the trail. A pleasant walk through mixed forests and softwood stands along the lakeshore to Jim Charles Point. A trail continues for 2 km to Jakes Landing. The trail begins at the edge of the parking area under a hemlock stand.