Black Ance Point Rd – McLaren Point
The trail continues North from Lally Homestead through Murphy’s Point Provincial Park, primarily on footpaths with frequent minor elevation changes, before going through some private property to Long Lake Rd. After a brief bit on Long Lake Rd the trail circles
around a large wet area, then travels through some pasture areas (need to look carefully for signs in this area. It parallels (in the woods) Narrows Lock Rd for a few hundred metres before turning NE through the Mica Mines Conservation Area. Look for some wet areas and be cautious because off trail there are some large holes from former mica excavations. The trail continues through woods, cottage country and farmlands until it comes out on Ferrier Rd West. Expect to cross multiple stiles during your hike. There are several blue access routes that provide flexibility in hike lengths.
Trail Alerts
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Access to all Private Land restricted for Hunting Season 2-15 Nov 2026
For safety reasons the private property sections of RTA trails are closed from Monday November 2nd to Sunday November 15th 2026 when rifles, shotguns and muzzle loading guns can be used in addition to bows. Only hikes that are conducted in Provincial Parks, Conservation Areas, public areas and confirmed areas where there is no hunting are…
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Murphy’s Point – Bass Lake Rd gate – 08G
Parking Restrictions at Bass Bay Rd. Parking in front of the Bass Bay Road entrance gate to Murphy’s Point Provincial Park is now permanently prohibited and is a designated tow zone.
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Murphy’s Point Provincial Park entrance – 08G
Construction Traffic: Murphy’s Point Provincial Park, from Bass Bay Road entrance gate.This roadway is a shared access road between Ontario Parks and a waterfront landowner.Roadway has recently seen extensive upgrading in preparation for construction of a new dwelling during 2026.The Superintendent of Murphys Point Provincial Park advises hikers to use caution when using the roadway…