Corduroy Tour

Starting and ending in the quaint town of Haliburton, the Corduroy Tour is an all-surfaced route that gives you insights into the road builders past. A corduroy road was an ingenious way of putting roads through swamps or wet areas and consisted of laying logs across the roadbed and covering it with coarse aggregate or stone. Most of today’s roads began this way… and in some places, the original corduroy still lies beneath the surface.

Duration: 1 Day
Highlights: Kushog Lake Road, Skyline Park, Harburn Road

PLEASE NOTE:
Road surfaces vary from asphalt, to packed tar and chip and seasonal conditions may change or road work may exist.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario).