Media Release - Tay Havelock Trail Resurfacing

Resurfacing work beginning on the Tay Havelock Trail

Resurfacing work will be underway on the Tay Havelock Trail beginning Monday August 25th from the Old Brooke Road #2 crossing towards the trailhead west of Glen Tay.

Lanark County has retained Gemmill Sand and Gravel to conduct resurfacing work on the Tay Havelock Trail, including grading and placement of a new stone dust surface. “This maintenance is an important step in maintaining the safety, durability and accessibility of the trail” explained Public Works Manager Sam Poole.

As pre-grading work is conducted, trail users are asked to ride with caution and pay attention to workers and equipment present on the trail.

Popular with ATV users, this multi-use 25-km stretch within Lanark County along an abandoned rail bed can be accessed south of Hwy. 7 at Glen Tay. There are multiple access points as it links with many other legs of the Trans Canada Trail for a journey through the gorgeous countryside.

Learn more at: https://www.lanarkcounty.ca/en/roads-trails-and-transit/recreational-trails.aspx

See map of closure section below.

For more information/media interviews, contact:
Sam Poole
Public Works Manager
Lanark County
1-888-9-LANARK, ext. 3116
E-mail: spoole@lanarkcounty.ca