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Experience the Natural Beauty of the Maitland River Valley

About Us

The Maitland Trail Association (MTA), a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization, was established on July 2, 1975, with the vision of creating a trail that follows the picturesque Maitland River. Today, our dedicated volunteers maintain over 80 kilometers of marked hiking trails, offering hikers and nature enthusiasts the chance to explore the beauty of the Maitland River Valley. Our mission is to ensure a safe and enjoyable hiking experience for all while educating visitors about the area's rich natural and cultural history. Our volunteers work tirelessly to preserve both the trails and their surrounding ecosystems.

Join us in safeguarding this natural treasure for generations to come.

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Trails Maintained by the MTA
 
  • THE MAITLAND TRAIL ( + SIDE TRAILS)

  • MILLENNIUM TRAIL

  • MENESETUNG TRAIL

  • MAITLAND WOODS

  • SIFTO LOOP

  • G2G - FROM HWY 21 IN GODERICH TO MAITLAND RIVER IN AUBURN

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What You Can Do
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Explore our Trails

Experience over 80 kilometer of blazed trails for all ages and skill levels.

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Join our Membership

Enjoy the perks of being an MTA member and support the trail system.

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Donate Funds

Every dollar received helps make our trails safe and enjoyable.

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Participate in Events

Check out our annual events and MTA guided hikes that are offered

year-round.

Maitland Woods

Become a Volunteer

All of our trails and events are maintained and led by volunteers.

Patrick Capper Trail Talk

Discover Trail Talk

Read about Patrick Capper's hikes and all things nature related

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Trail Conditions

Always check current Trail Conditions before heading out on your hike.

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El Camino Maitland

Annual Fundraiser Event

 

September 20 - September 21, 2025

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Hike the entire Maitland Trail!

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