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The Jack Pine Trail 
Description
The Jack Pine Trail is a 1.6 km trail that takes you to the location where Tom Thomson was inspired to paint The Jack Pine. This trail begins and ends at the Achray Campground. This location is stop #6 on the Achray Historic Site Exhibit, a series of self-guided exhibit panels featuring the history of the Achray area from 1914 to the present.
Length
1.6 km (round trip)
Location
The Jack Pine Trail is located at the Achray Campground. Latitude/Longitude: 45.866127°, -77.753565°
Difficulty Rating & Rationale
- Easy
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Features & Amenities
- Scenic views of where Tom Thomson created The Jack Pine
- Parking
- Toilets
- Out-Side-In (Ranger Cabin where Tom Thomson lived)
- Achray Campground
Trail Guide
- There is no trail guide for the Jack Pine Trail.
Fees
- A valid Park permit is required for trail use.
Nearby Attractions
Achray Campground
Grand Lake - Achray Access Point
Eastern Pines Backpacking Trail- Berm Lake Trail
- Barron Canyon Trail
Sand Lake Gate
Related Information
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