City of Markham: winter trails near Toronto

City of Markham manages 34.9 km of cross-country ski trail and 26.4 km of snowshoe trail in the Ontario Trail Network, across 3 named trails. The trails lie around Toronto.

Trail conditions and fees: www.markham.ca

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Cross-country skiing Snowshoeing

Trails

TrailLengthWinter useAlso open to
Unionville Valleylands Trail
This trail system is located with the heart of Unionville. The majority of the trail is relatively flat and well-maintained. It is a very popular, easy, and shaded trail around a serene wetland and pond, which makes it a great area to watch seasonal
23.1 km Cross-country skiingSnowshoeing Hiking or Walking, Cycling
Rouge Valley Trail
Relatively flat, well-maintained, and mostly paved with fine gravel sections. This path follows the Rouge River, which passes through the heart of Unionville and ends at the Milne Dam Conservation Park. Open year-round. The trail is suitable for bird
11.8 km Cross-country skiing Hiking or Walking, Cycling
Huntington Park Trail
This paved out-and-back trail with a couple small loops near its centre is a popular bike path and is ideal for hiking or walking. Some sections are suitable for snowshoeing in winter. The trail travels through a few open areas but mostly follows a m
3.3 km Snowshoeing Hiking or Walking, Cycling

"Winter use" is what City of Markham permits on the trail, not a grooming report: check the organization before you go. Lengths are from the Ontario Trail Network.

Surveyed lakes within 25 km

Campgrounds within 40 km

Most private campgrounds close for winter; call ahead. Winter camping on Crown land is covered in our winter camping guide.

Other trail networks within 60 km

Source: Ontario Trail Network trail segments, Land Information Ontario (Open Government Licence – Ontario), updated September 2024. Trail names, uses and descriptions are as supplied by City of Markham to the network.