NOTE: At the time of this update in
December of 2006, TSU staff are commencing a great inventory and reorganization
of the Library and Resource Centre. Among the major initiatives is the transfer
of our bibliographic records onto a completely new software program. The new
system will enhance our service capabilities to clients and to anyone else who
uses the Library. For now, this is a fairly comprehensive listing of trail
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Trail Studies Unit
1 Ecological Effects of Snowmobiles
2 Trail and River Participants in Canada:
Sociodemographic, Lifestyle, Fitness and Opportunity Factors Related to
Involvement
3 How to Control 1,000,000 Snowmobiles
4 Some New Aspects of Vegetation Studies
Useful in Environmental Protection
5 Minimize Your Impact while Hiking and
Canoeing
6 Impact of Trails on City of Red Deer
7 Waskasoo Park Attractions Map
8 The Trails of Waterton Lakes National Park
9 Backcountry User's Guide Waterton Lakes
National Park
10 Ski Trails in the Canadian Rockies
11 The Canadian Rockies Trail guide a hiker's
manual
12 Backcountry User's Guide Banff National
Park
13 Banff and Vicinity Drives and Walks
14 Drives and Hikes Lake Louise Vicinity
Drives and Hikes Banff Vicinity
15 Peyto Lake Self-Guiding Trail Banff
National Park
16 Tourist boom takes toll on Banff
17 Lake Louise Trail Guide
18 Backcountry Management Studies, the Egypt
Block Banff National Park
19 A Survey of Backcountry Use and the
Resulting Impact Near Lake Louise, Banff National Park
20 Some Implications of Wilderness Recreation
in Tonquin Valley, Jasper National Park
21 Environmental and Trail Studies for Park
Management Planning in the Sunshine Area of the Canadian Rocky Mountains
22 The Development of Management Strategies
for the Sunshine Area
23 Forest Campfires Safety Tips and
Regulations
24 The Responsible Forest Trail User
25 The Undiscovered Islands Denman and Hornby
Islands
26 Hiking the High Points
27 Hiking the West Coast Trail
28 Backcountry Sanitation A guide to safety
in British Columbia
29 Trail User's Code of Ethics
30 Rails-to-Trails: Moving Forward
31 Trail to Cape Scott
32 Strathcona Provincial Park Cream Lake and
Nine Peaks
33 Carmanah Pacific Provincial Park Visitors'
Guide
34 The West Coast Trail Rainforest
35 Roads, Rivers and Trails of the Lower
Blackwater River including day trips at the Euchineko River and Titetown Lake
36 Roads, Rivers and Trails of the Lower
Blackwater River including day trips at the Blackwater Bridge
37 Roads, Rivers and Trails of the Bella
Coola Valley including day trips at Burnt Bridge Creek
38 Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail
39 The Alexander Mackenzie Trail Association
Newsletter no. 2, 3, 5-14, 24-31
40 Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail Master
Development Plan
41 Following Mackenzie's footsteps to the
Pacific
42 Subalpine Revegetation and Disturbance
Studies Mount Revelstoke National Park
43 An Ecological Assessment of the Summit
Area Mount Revelstoke National Park
44 Footloose in the Columbias a hiker's guide
45 Visitor Impact on meadows near Lake O'Hara
Yoho National Park
46 Manitoba sledders have many happy miles
ahead
47 Marshes Lake Interpretive Trail
48 Evaluation of Hiking Potential of the
North-Western Portion of the Proposed Bluenose Lake National Park
49 Some observations on rock weathering,
Cumberland Peninsula, Baffin Island
50 Hiking the Canol Trail
51 Canol Heritage Trail Concept Plan
52 Canol Heritage Trail Concept Plan Summary
53 Soils, Vegetation and Trafficability
Tanquary Fiord and Lake Hazen Areas Ellesmere Island National Park Reserve
54 Vegetation, Wildlife and Recreational
Assessment of Deadman Valley Nahanni National Park
55 Vegetation, Wildlife and Recreation
Assessment of the Flat-South Nahanni Rivers Confluence Area, Nahanni National
Park
56 Sensitivity of Surface Materials and
Vegetation to Disturbance in the Queen Elizabeth Islands: an Approach and
Commentary
57 The Potential for Canadian Trails North of
60
58 Recreational Trails in Canada's North
59 Annotated Bibliography of Recreational
Trails in Northern Canada
60 The Walk to Queen's Battery Other walks:
Gibbett Hill and Ladies Lookout
61 Snowmobile Impact on Old Field and Marsh
Vegetation in Nova Scotia, Canada: An Experimental Study
62 Snowmobile Trail
63 Emily Provincial Park
64 Guelph Trail Club
65 Hattie Cove Visitor Guide Pukaskwa
National Park
66 Kabeyun Trail
67 Rainbow Falls Trail
68 Shoreline Trail
69 Whiskey Rapids Trail Algonquin River
Ecology
70 Wildlife Habitat Trail
71 This Land is whose land A legal guide to
property protection rights
72 Long-distance Hiking in Ontario
73 Recreational Vehicles Handbook
74 Snowmobiling in Get Away Country
75 Pukaskwa A trip in our newest National
Park
76 Hike Ontario!
77 Hiking Clubs in Ontario
78 Hike Ontario Fact Sheets
79 Cross-Country Skiing in Ontario
80 Cycle Ontario
81 Trans Ontario Provincial Snowmobile Trail
Map
82 What Can You Do To Protect the
Environment?
83 Flowerpot Island: self-guiding trail
84 Riverside Trail: Ausable River Ecology
85 The Bittersweet Nature Trail: Pinery's
Trails
86 Carolinian Trail
87 Bicycle Routes within Metropolitan Toronto
88 Club Mud: The Newsletter of the Ontario
Mountain Bike Committee
89 Ontario Snowmobiler: Trail Map Atlas
90 User Concerns
91 A Vision For All Ontarians
92 On the trail of family hiking
93 Winter touring without the pain
94 Happy trails are just around corner
95 Safer trails
96 Ontario Trails Council Founding Meeting
and Resolutions
97 Ontario Trails Council: final report
98 Rails to Trails
99 The Railway Life Cycle in Southwestern
Ontario
100 The Impact of the Creation of the
Kawartha Rail Trails on Adjacent Properties with Regards to Vandalism and Crime
101 Right of way
102 Recommendations for Abandoned Rail Line
Conversions
103 Trails For Today and Tomorrow
104 Protecting and Managing Abandoned Railway
Rights-of-Way for Conservation and Recreation
105 Rail Line Right of Way Study: Lindsay to
Haliburton
106 Kawartha Rail-Trail Membership
107 Rails-to-Trails Registry
108 Rails to Trails Project Manual: Trail
Profile
109 Kawartha Snowmobile Trails
110 Otonabee Region Conservation Authority
111 Peterborough Bikeways (1) 1: A Newsletter
for Cycling in Peterborough
112 Peterborough Bikeway Report
113 Bruce Trail: Niagara to Tobermory
114 Niagara Escarpment Explorer
115 Tobermory: Trail Map
116 Bruce Trail Association: Join Us
117 Bruce Trail News
118 Hiking the Bruce Trail Within and Near
Bruce Peninsula Park
119 Snowmobile Use In And Around Bruce
Peninsula National Park
120 Bruce Trail Comprehensive Plan
121 The Use and Users of the Bruce Trail -
1986
122 The Bruce Trail Management Within Bruce
Peninsula National Park
123 Long Distance Hiking Trails: An
Evaluation of the Appalachian and Bruce Trail Experiences
124 Ganaraska Forest: User Regulations
125 Ganaraska Hiking Trail: A Cross-country
Trail
126 Ganaraska Forest Centre Trails
127 Wildlife Habitat Trail
128 Ganaraska Hiking Trail: A Cross-country
Trail Port Hope - Collingwood
129 Ganaraska Forest Map
130 Ganaraska Forest User Survey
131 The Ganaraska News
132 Royal Recreation Trail: C.N.R. Spurline
133 Royal Recreation Trail: Downtown Trail
134 Royal Recreation Trail: Eramosa River
Trail
135 Royal Recreation Trail: Hanlon Creek
Trail
136 Royal Recreation Trail: Silvercreek Trail
137 Royal Recreation Trail: Speed River Trail
138 Elora to Cataract Trail
139 Guelph Trail Club
140 Royal Recreation Trail Questionnaire
Response
141 The Georgian Trail: Staying on track!
142 Lookout Trail Guide, Neys Provincial Park
143 Dune Trail Guide, Neys Provincial Park
144 A Study of the Effects of Trampling on
the Vegetation of Lake Huron Sand Dunes at Pinery Provincial Park
145 Too many feet are spoiling the dunes
146 Piney Wood Hills Trail Guide, Sibley
Provincial Park
147 Sibley Creek Trail Guide, Sibley
Provincial Park
148 The Trails of Sibley, Sibley Provincial
Park
149 Plantain Lane, Sibley Provincial Park
150 Thunder Bay Bogs Trail, Sibley Provincial
Park
151 Joe Creek Trail Guide, Sibley Provincial
Park
152 Guidelines on Greenland Expeditions
153 The Ecological Impacts of Outdoor
Recreation on Mountain Areas in Europe and North America: A review by Martin
Price
154 Outdoor Recreation & Its Ecological
Effects
155 Follow the Footprints on South Africa's
National Hiking Trails
156 Hiking Trails of South Africa
157 List of Hiking Clubs and Relevant Bodies:
List of Management Committees of the Hiking Federation of South Africa
158 Measurements of Impact of Tourist
Off-road Driving on Grasslands in Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya: A
Simulation Approach
159 Walking the Wilderness: Minimal Impact
Bushwalking Techniques for Tasmania's National Parks
160 Wilderness Walker Survey
161 Ecological conflicts and economic
dependency on tourist trekking in Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) National Park,
Nepal. An Alternative approach to park planning
162 Impact of Trampling on Natural Ecosystems
in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
163 An Alpine Guide: Gorenjska - Slovenia -
Yugoslavia
164 Hiking track from Belgium to Nice
165 The Effect of Human Trampling on a Sand
Dune Ecosystem Dominated by Empetrum Nigrum
166 Recovery of Plant Communities on Coastal
Sand-dunes Disturbed by Human Trampling
167 Walk through a gorge: Gorge in Crete
offers stroll with a view
168 Footpath Deterioration in the Lyngen
Peninsula, North Norway
169 Outdoor recreation and its impact upon a
boreal forest area - Bymarka, Trondheim, Norway
170 Evaluation of local rambling areas
171 The Impacts of Rail-Trails: A Study of
the Users and Property Owners from Three Trails
172 Converting Rails to Trails: A Citizens
Manual for Transforming Abandoned Rail Corridors Into Multipurpose Public Paths
173 Economic Impacts of Protecting Rivers,
Trails, and Greenway Corridors
174 Converted Railroad Trails: The Impact on
Adjacent Property
175 Landowner and Community Concerns about
Illinois Rail-Trails
176 Economic and Tax Implications of
Rail-Trail Systems
177 Illinois Greenways and Rails-to-Trails
178 A Look at Visitors on Wisconsin's
Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail
179 The Influence of Soil Properties on
Degradation of Mountain Hiking Trails at Grovelsjon
180 Life Forms of Pasture Plants in Relation
to Treading
181 The Vegetation of Wayside and Hedgerow
182 The Vegetation of Footpaths, Sidewalks,
Cart-tracks and Gateways
183 Some Effects of Trampling on Molophilus
Ater (Meigen) (Diptera, Tipulidae)
184 The Use and Attraction of Nature Trails
in Upland Britain
185 Farm Trails in the Countryside
186 Studies on the Impact of Paths on the
Dune Vegetation at Winterton, Norfolk, England
187 Walking in Britain
188 Nature Trails in Britain
189 Outdoor Recreation Enterprises in Problem
Rural Areas
190 A Practical Guide to the Law of Footpaths
191 The Effect of Trampling on a Chalki
Grassland Ecosystem
192 Simple Techniques for Monitoring Footpath
Erosion in Mountain Areas of North-West England
193 The Pennine Bridleway: Proposed National
Trail from Northumberland to Derbyshire
194 The law for farmers on ploughing,
cropping and rights of way
195 The Rights of Way Act 1990
196 The Effect of Trampling on Neutral
Grasslands
197 Vegetation of Grass Verges and Other
Excessively Trodden Habitats
198 Leisure-Its Impact on Man and the Land
199 The Effects of Human Trampling on the
Fauna of Grassland Litter
200 The use of hand-operated soil penetrometers
201 The impact of recreation on the ecology
and amenity of semi-natural areas: methods of investigation used in the Isles
of Scilly
202 Recovery of Lowland Grassland and
Heathland in Southern England from Disturbance by Seasonal Trampling
203 Routes for recreational walking
204 A Simple Method for Detecting Variations
in Walker Pressure Laterally Across Paths
205 Nature Trails
206 Dune Conservation 1970: North Berwick
Study Group Report
207 Vanishing Railways and the Urban Scene:
the Case of Liverpool
208 Wirral the Leisure Peninsula: a mini
guide and map
209 The Forgotten Way: a study of the Leeds
and Liverpool Canal from Liverpool to Lydiate
210 The Expansion of Long-distance Walking
Routes in Ireland
211 Recovery of Four Montane Heath Communities
on Cairngorm, Scotland from Disturbance by Trampling
212 Scottish Mountain Footpaths: A
reconnaissance review of their condition
213 Monitoring the Impact of a Mass Walk on
the West Highland Way
214 Preliminary Review of Lowland Hill Paths
215 An Assessment of Pathway Damage and
Management: the West Highland Way
216 Use and Deterioration of Some Scottish
Hill Paths
217 A Survey of Tracks and Paths in a Sand
Dune Ecosystem
218 A Theoretical Relationship Between the Primary
Productivity of Vegetation and its Ability to Tolerate Trampling
219 Walking in Wales
220 Safety in the Mountains: A handbook for
trampers, skiers, stalkers and mountaineers
221 New Zealand Walkway Commission: Policy
Statement
222 The Official New Zealand Vacation Planner
1992-93
223 Trek New Zealand
224 Settlement Routes of the Peace River
Country
225 Cycle Edmonton
226 Medicine Hat Trail Guide
227 Hiking around Grande Cache
228 Pathways & Bikeways: A Guide for
Pedestrians and Cyclists
229 University of Alberta: Edmonton Walking
Tour
230 Walking Tour of Lethbridge: Illustrated
guide and map of historic architecture
231 Alberta: Trails to Tomorrow
232 A Survey of Backcountry Use in Waterton
Lakes National Park
233 An introduction to the Resource
Management Trail at the Kananaskis Forest Experiment Station, Seebe, Alberta
Information Report NOR-X-182
234 Boundary Parkway Proposal
235 Cathedral Lakes Hiking Guide
236 Integrated Resource Management Planning
Process: Newsletters 1-3
237 Horse Riding: a guide to safety in
British Columbia
238 Cross-country skiing: Guide to Safety in
British Columbia
239 Heritage Inventory Rail-to-Trail
Conversion, CPR's Castlegar to Midway Line
240 The Alexander Mackenzie Voyageur Route: A
1989-1993 Bicentennial Proposal
241 The Sir Alexander Mackenzie "Canada
Sea-to-Sea" Bicentennial Expeditions 1989-1993
242 Abandoned Rails Trail, Glacier National
Park
243 A Trail Use Survey, Glacier National
Park, British Columbia, 1967
244 Du Fer Au
Vert Sur la Bonne Voie
245 Snowmobiling Lanaudiere: Snowmobiling
Trails Map
246 Ski de Randonnee/Cross Country Skiing, La
Mauricie National Park
247 Walking Tour of Old Quebec
248 Biking branches out: `rails' become
trails, Eastern Townships
249 Where you can ski from inn to inn
250 Les Sentiers
de l'Estrie Canada's Appalachian Trail
251 The National Trail in Quebec
252 The Canadian Heritage Rivers System
253 Vandalism to Trees: The Case of Monte St.
Hilaire Nature Conservatory Centre
254 The Causes of Trail Erosion: A Case Study
at Monte St. Hilaire, Quebec
255 Experimental Orthophoto Map of Camp
Fortune Skiing Area of Gatineau Park
256 Proposed Chilkoot Trail National Historic
Park: Newsletter no.1
257 The Historic Chilkoot Trail: Trail Guide
258 The Chilkoot Pass and the Great Gold Rush
of 1898
259 Fundy National Park Trail System: An
Evaluation and Development Proposal
260 Volkssport in Canada, Join the Trend
261 Volkssport Canada newsletter vol. 7,
issue 1-4
262 Byways and special places
263 Canada's Special Places in the North: An
Environment Canada Perspective for the '80's, Heritage Trails
264 The National Trail Association of Canada:
executive and subscription
265 Rails to Trails
266 Trans Canada Trail: A Legacy Project
267 Positional Paper on Alternative Uses for
Abandoned Railway Rights of Way
268 Rails-to-Trails
269 Omemee looks for funding to buy portion
of railway
270 Council approves downtown path
271 Walking Tours 1 & 2: Brock Street to
Downtown Peterborough and Rubidge and Simcoe to Downtown Peterborough
272 Against rail trails
273 Snowmobile safety message highlighted
274 Lakefield LACAC Heritage Walks
275 1993 Trail Map
276 Trails for Today and Tomorrow: Developing
and preserving an Integrated Recreational Trails Network in Ontario
277 Ontario Trails Council, Inc. 1993 Annual
Report
278 Snowmobile Trail Map: Temagami,
Timiskaming... Naturally
279 Snowmobiling Adventures in West Parry
Sound
280 Community Cycling Manual
281 The Heritage Silver Trail: a unique
self-guided drivethrough the world's most famous silver mining camp
282 Ecotour of Superior Country along the
Trans-Canada Highway: Thunder Bay to White River
283 Ecotour of Superior Country along the
Trans-Canada Highway: White River to Sault Ste. Marie
284 The Ecological Impacts of Outdoor
Recreation on Mountain Areas in Europe and North America
285 Research into the Impacts of Recreation
on Alpine Vegetation in Western North America
286 Impacts of Recreational Activities on
Alpine Vegetation in Western North America
287 Hope Furnace Trail: Lake Hope State Park,
Zaleski, Ohio
288 High Trails: A Guide to the Cascade Crest
Trail, North Section Canada to Snoqualmie Pass
289 High Trails: A Guide to the Cascade Crest
Trail, South Section Snoqualmie Pass to Columbia River
290 Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail,
Washington
291 Outdoor Recreation Trails in New York
State
292 Report of the Colorado Recreational
Committee
293 Alpine Disturbance Studies: Olympic
National Park, USA
294 Trends in Campsite Condition: Eagle Cap
Wilderness, Bob Marshall Wilderness, and Grand Canyon National Park
295 Trampling Effects on Vegetation of the
Trail Corridors of North Mountain Forests
296 Off Road Recreation Vehicles: Department
of the Interior Task Force Study
297 Who's on the Greenway: Socioeconomic,
Demographic, and Locational Characteristics of Greenway Users
298 Mangrove Trail
299 Hiking the wooded peaks of the U.S.
Northwest
300 Treks for young at heart
301 Hiker's Opinions about Fees for
Backcountry Recreation
302 Trampling Effects on Coastal Dune
Vegetation in the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, Massachusetts, USA
303 Destruction of Ammophila breviligulata by
Pedestrian Traffic: Quantification and Control
304 Improving Voluntary Registration through
Location and Design of Trail Registration Stations
305 Response of White-tailed Deer to
Snowmobiles and Snowmobile Trails in Maine
306 Effect of snowmobile traffic on alfalfa
307 Sources of Conflict between Hikers and
Mountain Bike Riders in the Rattlesnake NRA
308 Modeling and Mapping Urban Bicyclists'
Preferences for Trail Environments, Research Paper NC-303
309 National Park Service 75th Anniversary
310 Recovery of Alpine Tundra under
Protection after Damage by Human Activities in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
311 Effects of Human Activities on Alpine
Tundra Ecosystems in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
312 Evaluation of the Burke-Gilman Trail's
Effect on Property Values and Crime
313 The Carrying Capacity of Public Wild Land
Recreation Areas: Evaluation of Alternative Measures
314 Establishing Backcountry Use Quotas: An
Example from Mineral King, California
315 Changes on Trails in the
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Montana, 1978-89. Research Paper INT-450
316 Discover Bartlett Cove: A New Land
317 Bluewater Paddling
318 Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve,
Alaska
319 Planning a Camping Trip at Glacier Bay
320 Klondike Gold Rush, National Historic
Park, Skagway, Alaska
321 Kluane National Park Hiking Guide
322 Use of Off-road Vehicles and Mitigation
of Effects in Alaska Permafrost Environments: A Review
323 Trail Manual for the Appalachian Trail
324 The Appalachian Trail
325 Transformation of the Appalachian Trail
326 Attributes of Chicago Trail Areas
327 Guide Book of the Long Trail
328 Winter Trail Use in the Green Mountains
329 The Long Trail: A Footpath in the
Wilderness
330 Green Mountain Adventure, Vermont's Long
Trail
331 Irrepressible greenway guru
332 Stowe, Vermont, Builds a Greenway: A
Multi-purpose Path Rejuvenates Community Life
333 Greenway in Vermont
334 Lusk Sees Green
335 A Recreation Path Remakes a Vermont Town
336 Comments from Stowe people about the impacts
of their recreation path, June 1990, Resource Sheet E-38
337 A Walk in the Country: Vermont's Charming
Villages Provide the Perfect Backdrop
338 The A.M.C White Mountain Guide
339 Trail Foods: Easy, Healthy and Delicious
340 The walk up Ayers Rock
341 Niagara Escarpment Land Acquisition and
Stewardship Program; Background Information
342 A Celebration of the 25th Anniversary of
the National Trails System Act
343 Iligadjarr Nature Trail
344 Rail-Trail
345 Clearance of Paths
346 Chilten Waymarking Scheme
347 Definitive Maps of Public Paths
348 Movin' On: Equipment & Techniques for
Winter Hikers
349 Rails to Trails
350 Bruce Trail News Vol. 19 (1)
351 The Motorized Snow Vehicles Act and
Regulations
352 Discussion Paper on Occupiers' Liability
and Trespass to Property
353 A Path for the Palouse: An Example of
Conservation and Recreation Planning
354 Trees and Loops: A Network Analysis of
Recreational Trail Systems
355 Footpaths and Bike Routes: Standards and
Guidelines
356 Trail Planning and Layout
357 Hiking Trails: Building and Maintenance
Guidelines for Volunteers
358 A Guide to the Development and
Maintenance of Good Snowmobile Trails
359 Advisory Services: No. 9, Self-guided
Trials
360 Advisory Series: No. 4, Guided Walks
361 Wirral Country Park: Neston Rock Cutting
Nature Trail
362 Walking and Cycling in Devon and Cornwall
363 Crete's villages without roads:
Sightseeing by foot and by boat
364 Visit the Union Nature Trail and Mini
Zoo: St. Lucia
365 Over the Swiss trails with maps, no
guides
366 Riverside Park: walks
367 Wirral Country Park: Thurston
Environmental Trail Work Book
368 Discover the Continental Divide Trail
369 National Trails Day Organizer's Manual
370 Walking & Hiking Vacations, The Great
Outdoors at Stonehurst Manor: White Mountains, North Conway New Hampshire
371 Walking Tour of Dayton
372 A Walking Tour of Ford City
373 A Walking Tour of Freeport
374 A Walking Tour of Kittanning
375 A Walking Tour of Leechburg
376 A Walking Tour of Parker City
377 Footprint
378 Division programs are viewed as critical
by recreation survey
379 Walk through a gorge
380 Trails around Guelph beckon hikers
381 A long, tough trail leads cyclist to
Guelph
382 Use of rail line land under the
microscope
383 Railway land bought for conservation area
384 A Selective Review of the Ecological
Effects of Human Trampling on Natural Ecosystems
385 Economic Impacts of Recreational Spending
on Rural Areas: A Case Study
386 Parry Sound Area Preliminary Economic
Impact Study of Recreational Use of Seguin Trail
387 The Impacts of Rail-Trails: A Study of
the Users and Nearby Property Owners from Three Trails
388 New York walking tours are radical
389 Ganaraska trail may join new green belt
390 Rails, Trails Tracks & the on-going
trials and tribulations of switching rail lines to green lines
391 Linear Recreation Ways
392 Abandoned Rail Lines: Their Use in
Heritage and Recreation Corridors
393 Skagway, some steps on the Gold Rush Trail:
Walking Tour of the Historic District
394 Klondike Gold Rush National Park
395 Hiking High
396 A Study of Trail Impact at Monte St.
Hilaire, Quebec
397 Impacts of Off-road Vehicles on the
Ganaraska Forest
398 Trail Planning & Design Guidelines: a
handbook for an Inter-Regional Trail System in the Greater Toronto Area
399 The Impacts of Recreation on Portages in
Quetico Provincial Park, Canada
400 Learning from Rail-Trails: Four Ontario
Case Studies
401 Scale-Dependent Inconsistencies in the Effects
of Trampling on a Forest Understory Community
402 Susceptibility of Four Species of
Cladonia to Disturbance by Trampling in the Cairngorm Mountains, Scotland
403 Estimating the Susceptibility of Wildland
Vegetation to Trailside Alteration
404 Vegetation Changes Associated With
Recreational Use and Fire Suppression in the Eagle Cap Wilderness, Oregon: Some
Management Implications
405 Effects of Snowmobiles on White-tailed
Deer
406 Ground Flora Trampling Studies: Five
Years after Closure
407 Mountain Bikes: A New Dilemma for
Wildland Recreation Managers?
408 A Methodology for Monitoring Visitor
Impacts within the Firth River Corridor: Northern Yukon National Park
409 Creating an Environmentally Friendly Park
410 Environmental Impact of Visitors and a
Paleontological Research Crew on the Trail System of Dinosaur Provincial Park,
Alberta, Canada
411 The Off-Road Vehicle and Environmental
Quality
412 Rails-to-trails group seeks creative ways
to save, utilize lines
413 Trail to be linked across province:
Following in Cormack's footsteps
414 Rails to trails
415 Study to examine rail lands options
416 Rails to Trails sitting on... "A
gold mine"
417 Councilors discuss use of former railbed
418 Trail to be linked across province
419 CN railbed issue could be decided today
420 Abuse of railbed concerns citizens
421 Rails to trails?
422 Rail to Trails idea off track
423 Trials for trails
424 Campaigning for rails to trails
425 Guided tour down two trails is a sensual
feast
426 Don the skis and see the country
427 Barron Canyon Trail: History of the
Canyon
428 Bat Lake Trail
429 Beaver Pond Trail
430 Booth's Rock Trail
431 Brent Crater Trail
432 Hardwood Lookout Trail
433 Hemlock Bluff Trail
434 Lookout Trail
435 Mizzy Lake Trail
436 Peck Lake Trail
437 Spruce Bog Boardwalk
438 Track and Tower Trail
439 Two Rivers Trail
440 Whiskey Rapids Trail
441 Backpacking Trails of Algonquin
Provincial Park
442 Hiking through Auyuittuq Park
443 Hiking the West Coast Trail
444 Hike to a Hot Spring
445 Rails-to-Trails Resource Manual
446 Quantitative Studies of the Human
Trampling on Vegetation as an Aid to the Management of Semi-Natural Areas
447 Design Guidelines for the Development of
Recreational Trails in the Ganaraska Forest
448 Galloping Goose Regional Park Corridor
Management Plan
449 Park Planning Guidelines: Special
Publication Series No. 15001
450 Forest Landscape Description and
Inventories: a basis for land planning and designs U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research
Paper PSW-
49
451 Rippling Waters Nature Trail: Cypress
Hills Provincial Park
452 White Birch Nature Trail: Meadow Lake
Provincial Park
453 Isputinaw Interpretive Trail: Spruce
Woods Provincial Park
454 Ancient Beach Interpretive Trail: Grand Beach
Provincial Park
455 Cedar Bog Self-Guiding Trail: Birds Hill
Provincial Park
456 Pine Point Self-Guiding Trail
457 Assinika Interpretive Trail: Whiteshell
Provincial Park
458 Shining Stone Interpretive Trail: Duck
Mountain Provincial Park
459 The Caves Self-Guiding Trail: Clearwater
Lake Provincial Park
460 Battle Line of Land and Sea, Green Park
Marsh
461 Strathgartney Nature Trail
462 Devil's Punchbowl and The Old Princetown
Road
463 Chebogue Meadows Interpretive Trail:
Wildlife Habitats of Interior Southwest Nova Scotia
464 Risser`s Beach Salt Marsh Trail
465 Revised Bicycle Policy
466 Trails Management Planning and Design
467 Railway Rationalization, Railway
Abandonment, and Use of Abandoned Railway Right-of-way
468 An Act to Provide for Trails Over Land
and Water in the
469 Guide to the Bruce Trail 'the trail to
the Bruce'
470 Rimutaka Incline Walk; Statement of
Management Objectives and Policy
471 Rimutaka Incline Walk
472 Otago Central Rail Corridor
473 Kawartha Rail Trail books take in-depth
look
474 The Newfoundland T'Railway; Opportunities
& Feasibility
475 Against rail trails
#75 Guelph to Goderich Abandoned CP Rail
Right-of-Way Ministry of Natural Resources Management Implications Study
476 A Guide to America's Rail-Trails
477 A Walk on the Wild Side
478 Proposal for a Rails to Trails Lindsay to
Ken Reid Conservation Area
479 On Vancouver's West Coast Trail
#80 A Guide to America's Rail-Trails (Fourth
Edition)
480 Snowmobile club is interested in maintaining
rail line corridor
481 Private Interest Rail Line Purchase
Requests On Hold
482 Rail-to-Trail success story: Duo saves
Cambridge strip for hikers
483 Abandoned Railway Rights-of-Way as
Recreation Corridors: A Case Study of the Peterborough Area
484 Coastal Hiking Trail from Pic River to
Oiseau Bay: Pukaskwa National Park
485 Coastal Hiking Trail day guide to White
River: Pukaskwa National Park
486 Guide to the Bagwa Canoe Route Prince
Albert National Park
487 You are in Bear Country
488 Lac La Ronge Provincial Park
Cross-country Ski Trails
489 Cape Breton Highlands National Park:
Eastern Section
490 Cape Breton Highlands National Park:
Western Section
491 Green Cove Self-guiding Trail: Cape
Breton Highlands National Park
492 Hiking Trails: Fundy National Park
493 Brule Self-Guiding Trail: Riding Mountain
National Park
494 Marble Canyon Nature Trail: Kootenay
National Park
495 Nicolle Flats Interpretive Area: Buffalo
Pound Provincial Park
496 Historical Walking Tour: Downtown Medicine
Hat
497 Trail Guide Mount Revelstoke National
Park
498 Natural History Notes: Marble Canyon
Self-Guiding Trail
499 a place of silence Raduim Hot Springs
Trail Kootenay National Park
500 Park Trails near Banff
501 Red Rock Canyon Blakiston Falls Nature
Trail: Waterton Lakes National Park
502 The Canyon Self-guiding Trail: Banff
National Park
503 Lakeview Trail Interpretive Walk: Elk
Island National Park
504 Waitsfield Village Historic District
Walking Tour
505 Minimum-impact camping...
506 Monitoring Visitor Use in Backcountry and
Wilderness: A Review of Methods General Technical Report PSW-GTR-134
507 Coast-to-Coast trail will let Canadians
hike, bike, ride trek
508 Hope Mill Conservation Area: Otonabee
Region Conservation Authority
509 Warsaw Caves Conservation Authority:
Otonabee Region Conservation Authority
510 Selwyn Conservation Area: Otonabee Region
Conservation Authority
511 The Best Way to Discover Ontario is the
Ride Way.
512 Hiking Trails at the Leslie M. Frost
Natural Resources Centre
513 Forest Management Trail
514 Geomorphology Hike
515 Mountain Bike Trails: Techniques for
Design, Construction and Maintenance
516 Three New Interpretive Trails: Project
Proposal
517 Blueberry Plains Trail: Wasaga Beach
Provincial Park
518 An Analysis of the Warsaw Caves
Conservation Area
519 Hiking Trail Fieldbook: A Self-Help Guide
for Trail Maintainers
520 A Guide to Off-Road Motorcycle Trail
Design and Construction
521 "Trails for All Americans":
Summary of the National Trails Agenda Project
522 Trails for All Americans
523 Fenland Self-Guiding Trail
524 A Trail Guide to the Valhalla Provincial
Park
525 Summit Lake Self-guiding Trail and
Cameron Lake
526 The Clear Creek Trail System: Tales and
Trails, Buffalo, Wyoming
527 Mammoth Hot Springs: Yellowstone National
Park
528 Guide for Trail Workers
529 Backcountry Trail Analysis: Yellowstone
National Park
530 Visitor Impact on Grizzly Bear Activity
in Pelican Valley, Yellowstone National Park
531 Ganaraska Forest Study Outdoor Recreation
Management System
532 Ganaraska Forest Study Environmental
Capability to Accommodate Outdoor Recreation Activities
533 Institutional Arrangements to Protect
Long Distance Trails: An Evaluation of the Appalachian and Bruce Trail
Experiences
534 Greenways Paths to the Future
535 Walks of the Pacific Northwest
536 Trail Riding the Wilderness from
Horseback
537 Greenways for America
538 CN Railway Line Feasibility Study County
of Hastings
539 The Newfoundland T'Railway Resource Assessment
and Opportunity Analysis
540 The Shorepine Bog Trail Pacific Rim
National Park
541 Modeling and Mapping Urban Bicyclist's
Preferences for Trail Environments
542 Ontario Trails Council Inc. Business Plan
543 North American Greenway Tour
544 Noranada Forest Multiple Sclerosis Bike
Tour
545 Caledon Rail Trail
546 Rail Trails and the Law in Ontario
Adjacent Property Concerns
547 The Regina Beach to Valeport Corridor
Management Strategy
548 Riding Mountain National Park Trail Guide
549 Protecting and Enjoying Our Land
550 The K&S Railway Historic Trail
551 The Meewasin Valley Trail
552 Touring Map Cycle Rideau Lanark
553 Experience the great outdoors Discover
Hamilton Region Conservation Authority
554 A Conceptual Model and Field Manual for
the Assessment of Natural Landscapes for Byways and Special Places Final Report
555 Who Hates Whom in the Great Outdoors: The
Impact of Recreational Specialization and Technologies of Play
556 Birds Hill Provincial Park Bicycle Survey
1973 and 1974
557 A Conservation Strategy for the Ganaraska
Region Conservation Authority
558 An Evaluation of the Ganaraska Forest
Centre's Residential Conservation Education Program
559 Visitor Services Plan Point Pelee
National Park
560 Pukaskwa National Park Management Plan
561 Framework Plan Project No. 12 Routes and
Trails
562 Watershed Inventory Outdoor Recreation
Component
563 Recreation Impact in the Canadian North:
A Study of Trail Degradation in Two National Parks
564 Community Based Tourism Development in
Pangnirtung, Northwest Territories: Looking back and Looking Forward
565 Trans Canada Trail: A Natural Way to Love
Our Land Forever!
566 The Path of Discovery Bruce Trail
567 All Aboard! West Hamilton to Jerseyville
Rail Trail
568 The Caledon Rail Trail
569 Caledon Trailway the Gift List: Your
Guide to the Support and Recognition of the Caledon Trailway
570 Kawartha Rail-Trail Prospectus
571 Off on the Right Foot A Guide to Proper
Wilderness Use
572 Trail Inventories and Mapping
573 Trails Database Legend
574 A Global Positioning Survey of the
Taconic Crest Trail
575 Cycling the Grey-Bruce is weird and
wonderful
576 Trail Survey: Kootenay National Park
577 Backcountry Visitor Survey Pilot Study:
Kootenay National Park
578 Outline for Feasibility Study on
Abandoned C.N. Railway Lines in Kawartha Lakes Area
579 The Rights of Way Act 1990: Guidance
notes for farmers
580 The Uhthoff Trail
581 Actively Ensuring a Lasting Legacy:
National Conference
582 A Walking Tour of Fort Macleod's Historic
Downtown
583 Trail of the Great Bear: Adventure
Directory International Scenic Corridor
584 New Zealand Alpine Walking Ball Pass
Mount Cook National Park
585 Adventure Walking Tours of the Churchill
Area
586 Historic Lasca Creek Trail Guide
587 World's longest trail on track for Canada
588 Mounts of Manitoba: Trail Ride
589 Easy Hikes around Revelstoke
590 Cross Country Skiing in Prince Albert
National Park
591 Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
592 Hiking Map & Guide: Yellowstone
National Park
593 Rankin Ridge Nature Trail: Wind Cave
National Park
594 Buffalo Wyoming
595 Elk Mountain Nature Trail: Wind Cave
National Park
596 Wood Duck Nature Trail: DeSoto National
Wildlife Refuge
597 Illinois and Michigan Canal State Trail
598 Ford Heritage Trails
599 North Country Trail: National Scenic
Trail
600 Trail Bicycling Guide: Banff National
Park
601 Restoring Life to Abandoned Railroad
Corridors
602 Warsaw Caves Conservation Area: Hiking
Guide
603 Georgian Bay Islands National Park
604 Point Pelee National Park
605 The Thin Red Line: Your Guide to
Travelling the Red Coat Trail across Western Canada
606 Position Paper on Alternative Uses for
Abandoned Railway Rights of Way
607 Directory of Technical Assistance
Materials for Trails Development and Maintenance
608 Mammoth Lakes Bike Trails, Inyo National
Forest
609 National Trails System, Map and Guide
610 Interior Trails
611 They've Been Walkin' on the Railroad
612 Map of Emerald Lake Nature Trail Yoho
National Park
613 Beaver Dam Nature Trail Yoho National
Park
614 Walk the Layalist Trail, Saint John, NB
615 Pukaskwa National Park Departure
Registration form
616 Trails in the Lake Louise Area
617 The Avalanche Trail
618 Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre Trails
619 Mokelumne Coast to Crest Trail: A
Proposed Trail Linking the San Francisco Bay Area to the High Sierra
620 Footprint; Official Publication of the
Florida Trail Association
621 Almost Heaven West Virginia: The East's
fat-tire Mecca
622 The Rails-To-Trails Movement The
Conversion Process
623 The Trail You Save May Be Your Own
624 Niagara to Tobermory The Iroquois
Section: Grimsby to Kelso
625 The Ice Age Trail
626 Hiking The Erie Canal
627 BML backcountry hikeways & bikeways
628 the other, Greater Yellowstone A guide to
10,000 miles of trails, grizzlies, views, and solitude.
629 Carolina's Island Escape: Trade your
flip-flops for hiking boots and explore a seaside trail.
630 The Big Blue, Virginia path offers an
historic alternative to the Appalachian Trail
631 The Secret Side Of The Adirondacks, 10
great trails where the crowds don't tread.
632 1993 Sierra Club Outings
633 Fabulous Fourpack, Ontario's Backpacking
Trails
634 Following Mackenzie's footsteps to the
Pacific
635 Tumpline travel along the James Bay shore
636 A Study of Ski Touring Experiences on the
White River National Forest
637 Sources of Conflict among Winter
Recreationists
638 The Visual Experience in Forests Used for
Dispersed Winter Recreation
639 Guidelines for Developing Ski Touring
Trails
640 Ski Touring Trails: Planning Trails for
Visual Enjoyment
641 Secrets of the Kluane Backcountry
642 the Great Ones, 10 prime trails that
leave all the others in the dust
643 A Coast-to-Coast Footpath?
644 Backcountry Visitors' Guide, Banff
National Park
645 Backcountry Visitors' Guide, before
heading into the backcountry
646 Grand Teton Day Hikes
647 Grand Teton, John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
Memorial Parkway, Short Trails
648 Texas Trail Museum of Laramie County
649 Frank Slide Trail
650 Ridding Wood Nature Trail, Grizedale
Forest
651 Bankhead, Parc national Banff
652 Kaslo a Walking Tour
653 Mountain Bike Trail Guide, Winter
Park/Fraser Valley
654 Partnerships: The Georgian Trail Story
655 Riding Mountain National Park Backcountry
Trail Plan
656 Hiking Trails in the Iqaluit Area, Baffin
Island, and NWT
657 Visitors' Attitudes to Management
Strategies in Kluane National Park Reserve
658 A Trail Rider's Guide to the Environment
659 A Guide to Off-Road Motorcycle Trail
Design and Construction
660 Tractor Techniques for OHV Trailbed
Preservation
661 Trail Hardening Test
662 Turkey Bay Off-Road Vehicle Area at Land
Between the Lakes: An Example of New Opportunities for Managers and Riders
663 Trail Riding Skills, Safety and
Sensibility
664 Planning for Trailbike Recreation Part II
665 A Preliminary Investigation Into the
Status Off-Highway Vehicle Use in Ontario
666 Motorcycle Area Design and Location:
Impacts on the Recreational Experience of Riders and Nonriders
667 Rails-To-Trails and Greenways Movements:
The Challenge That Links People to Places and Spaces
668 Motivations of Wilderness Canoeists
669 The Character, Behaviour and Preferences
of cross-country Skiers in the Peterborough Area
670 Impact de
l'homme sur son milieu: Cas du camping de Pointe-a-Maxime
671 Impacts de
l'homme sur la dune de Richibucto-Nord Rapport de terrain
672 River Recreation in Nahanni National Park
Reserve (1983)
673 Wirral Country Park Walkers Guide
674 Greenways for America
675 The B.C. Parks Explorer
676 Notices: Happy Trails
677 A Hiking Guide to New Brunswick
678 Rails for Trails "from railways to
greenways" newsletter
679 Presentation to the Royal Commission on
National Transportation
680 The Odyssey: The Voice of Calgary's
Outdoor Recreation Community
681 Canadian Abandoned Rail Corridor Network;
fact sheet
682 Western Nebraska: Visit the Historic
Oregon Trail
683 Mountain Bike Adventures - Haliburton
Forest
684 Snowmobilers split on new fee
685 A Hiker's Guide To The Chilkoot Trail
686 Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site
Management Plan
687 Hikers bear down on this trail
688 Interest Group Standards for Ecological
Impacts at Wilderness Campsites
689 The Conglomeration of Heritage Sites and
Attractions Involving a Common Theme Into a Managed System
690 The World's Longest Museum: Hiking the
Chilkoot Trail
691 Hiking Through History: The frontier
spirit still lives along sections of the Oregon Trail
692 Alone Among the Angels
693 Rails, Trails, Tracks & Travails: The
on-going trials and tribulations of switching rail lines to green lines
694 City Walk, Ottawa, A Capitol Hike
695 Fort Walsh National Historic Site
Management Plan
696 Proposed Chilkoot Trail National Historic
Park Management Planning Program
697 Gearing Up for the Outdoors: An Equipment
Buyer's Guide
698 Environmental Standards for Trail
Maintenance Functions in Wood Buffalo National Park: A Generic Assessment
699 The Potential Economic Benefits of
Rail-Trails in the Region of Peterborough in the Region of Peterborough,
Ontario
700 Tales and Trails
701 Ganaraska Hiking Trail: A Cross-Country
Hiking Trail from Port Hope to Glen Huron in the Province of Ontario
702 Ontario Mountain Bike Trail Guide, 1993 Edition
703 Jumping Track: New Concepts in
"Rails to Trails"
704 Bike path more than a dream
705 Trail across Canada just horse sense
706 Texas Trail Gave Moorcroft Its Life
707 Trail Design and Construction
708 Railway trail would mean $3 million a year:
backers
709 Winter Product Guide for Cyclists and
Cross-Country Skiers
710 Paving the way for a trail of dreams
711 Path to our past
712 Countryside Recreation: The rights of way
system
713 Walking Tour of the By Ward Market,
Ottawa
714 Guide D'Evaluation
du Potentiel Recreo-Touritique D'une Voie Ferree Abandonnee
715 Information Letter: Rehabilitation of the
Georgian Bay Trail
716 Conservation Authority turns rails into
trails
717 Federal Funding for Grand Valley
extensions
718 Biking branches out: 'rails' become
trails
719 Massawippi Trail. An Idea Whose Time Has
Come
720 Heritage Resources Centre
721 Share the Trail!
722 Protecting Rivers, Trails, and Greenways
Reaps Economic Returns
723 Old railbeds get new life as trails
724 Ontario Trail Riders Association.
Environmental Recreation Corridors "Greenways"
725 Trail Research Results. Executive
Summary.
726 Trail Studies Unit
727 Community Futures Survey Project
728 Cycling Tour
729 Trails for Today and Tomorrow Converting
Ontario's Abandoned Rail Lines to Recreational Trails
730 The Potential Use of the Kawartha
Rail-Trails
731 Fund-raising that's fun. Wellington
Rails-to-Trails gets $30 000 Just by Asking
732 The Georgian Trail Staying on Track!
733 Letter to Regional Director, Parks Canada
re: hardening of trails in mountain national parks.
734 The Hart-Montague Bicycle Trail State
Park
735 Glacial Drumlin State Trail
736 Florida hoping to catch the train for
trails across the state
737 People must voice support for rails to
trails
738 Metro trail to link Bruce, Ganaraska
739 Converting Abandoned Railroad Corridors
to Trails
740 Trails and Greenways in the Planning Act
741 The Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a
Proposal
742 Local enthusiast attends national
conference on rail trails
743 Council approves bike path
744 Walking, biking trail set for
construction
745 Planning Report for Managing the West
Coast Trail: A Survey of West Coast Trail Hikers, Pacific Rim National Park
Reserve
746 Regulating Mountain Biking in Natural
Areas
747 Symposium on Government-Citizen
Partnership in Hiking Trails
748 Appalachian National Scenic Trail Case
Study Final Report
749 An Appalachian Greenway: Purposes,
Prospects and Programs
750 Caledon Trailway Bridge Decking and
Approach: Design Details
751 Caledon Trailway Entry Gate: Design
Details
752 Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site
Management Plan: Newsletter
753 Mountain Biking Symposium Proceedings: A
forum to explore ways of accommodating mountain biking in British Columbia
while addressing the concerns of other trail users and land managers.
754 The Potential Economic Benefits of
Rail-Trails in the Region of Peterborough, Ontario
755 Visitor Code for Hattie Cove and
Backcountry Areas
756 Coastal Hiking Trail Maps: Pic River to
North Swallow River
757 Hiking With The Kids
758 Trail Safety
759 Sharing the Trail! (A brochure on wise
trail use)
760 Trail Mix: Off-highway Vehicle Recreation
761 Pukaskwa National Park Return
Registration
762 Park Use Permit
763 Backcountry Use Permit
764 Yellowstone National Park Trails Handbook
765 BC Walking News: Volkssport Association
of British Columbia
766 Heritage Trails Fund: Trails, Parks, Open
Space Newsletter
767 Trailblazer: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Newsletter
768 Greenways: Trails for Today and Tomorrow:
Newsletter
769 Snowmobiling becoming big business
770 The Potential for Unopened Road
Allowances as Recreational Access Routes in Cavan Township, Peterborough County
771 The Right to Wander: Politics and
Recreational Land Use
772 Rails-to-Trails: A Valuable Resource for
Outdoor Educators
773 Trail Country, Olympic National Park
774 The Great Toronto Bicycling Guide
775 Congestion, Quality, Deterioration, and
Optimal Use: Wilderness Recreation in the Spanish Peaks Primitive Area
776 Northern Ontario Canoe Routes
777 A Hiking Guide to New Brunswick
778 How to Shit in the Woods
779 Soft Paths; How to enjoy the wilderness
without harming it
780 Ten Bike Tours In and Around Toronto
781 Kluane Park Hiking Guide; Routes and
trails in Canada's north
782 Hiking Ontario's Heartland; Including
Southwestern Ontario, Bruce-Georgian Bay, Central Ontario, Eastern Ontario, the
Near North
783 The Canadian Rockies Trail Guide, Fifth
Edition - Revised
784 The Original Mountain Bike Trails
Handbook; A Guide to the Best Trails in the Greater Vancouver Area
785 The Wonder of Yoho
786 Take A Hike!
787 The Seguin Trail Management Plan, Draft
788 Exploring the urban wilderness: Take a
walk on the wild side by discovering the natural beauty of Metro's ravines
789 Rail-Trails and Adjacent Landowners: A
Case Study of the Peterborough-Lakefield Proposed Recreational Trail
790 What Are The Possible Solutions To The Conflicts
Arising From Multiple Uses Of Rail Trails?
791 Trent University Wildlife Sanctuary: An
Analysis of Trail Users and Demands, in order to provide better management
guidelines for the Trent University Nature Areas Committee
792 Rails to Trails to Greenways in Simcoe
County: A Recreational Greenway Development Study
793 Recycling the Tracks
794 Phenomena, comment and notes: A network
of green corridors, threading its way through city and countryside, is proposed
by a presidential commission
795 Grand River Valley Trail Systems
796 Internal Marketing
797 Managing and Operating National Parks and
Historic Sites in Canada's North: New Directions for the Future
798 Establishing New Parks in the North: The
Socio-Economic Role in the Process
799 Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse Visitor
Tracking Study: Pilot Test of a Video Tracking Technique at Gros Morne National
Park
800 Yoho Data Base Project: Evaluation and
Recommendations for the Future
801 Collaboration Between the Public and
Private Sector
802 Use or Abuse of Focus Groups
803 Groups battle to save abandoned rail
lines for hiking, skiing
804 'Rails to trails' concept growing
805 Council will hire legal expert to fight
rail line abandonment
806 Decision on rail line fight expected
807 County forms rail corridor committee
808 Group will keep efforts for rail line
going strong
809 County approves funding for fight to save
rail line
810 Future or small town rail service may be
up in the air
811 Interest groups pitch heritage and
recreational ideas
812 CN branch line from Stratford draws four
bidders
813 Trails on abandoned lines wanted
814 Bikers and hikers at odds in B.C.
815 Moraine development faces tough
guidelines
816 Battle Over The Line: Outdoor enthusiasts
pitted against farmers in debate over abandoned railway
817 Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
Management Plan 1992
818 Trail Bicycling: A Study of Recreation
Conflict in National Parks
819 Studying Canterbury trails
820 Prince Albert National Park Management
Plan Review
821 The Pacific Crest Trail
822 You'll get that sinking feeling - not
823 Whittaker trail back in operation
824 Local hiking trail hot even in winter's
cold
825 KCCA and Friends of the Environment
Foundation Create New Walking Trail
826 Nature trail eyed on disused rail line
827 Heber Down Conservation Area and Trail
Map
828 Devil's Den Nature Trail, Heber Down
Conservation Area
829 Springbanks Nature Trail, Heber Down
Conservation Area
830 Enniskillen Conservation Area
831 Welcome to the Self-Guided Nature Trail
at Enniskillen Conservation Area
832 Guide to Cross-Country Skiing
Opportunities in Cloca Conservation Areas
833 Harmony Valley Conservation Area
Recreation Brochure
834 Purple Woods Conservation Area Sugarbush
Nature Trail
835 Long Sault Conservation Area Recreation
Brochure
836 Lynde Shores Conservation Area Trail Map
837 Guide to Disabled Access Opportunities in
Cloca Conservation Areas
838 Timmins Recreation Trail System
839 Golden Springs Trail
840 Bart Thomson Trail
841 Proctor Conservation Area
842 Seymour Conservation Area and Trail Map
841 Proctor Conservation Area and Trail Map
843 Goodrich-Loomis Conservation Area and
Trail Map
844 Goodrich-Loomis Conservation Area
self-guided nature trail
845 The Jack Lange Memorial Walkway (Trenton
Greenbelt)
846 Lake Whittaker Conservation Area and
Trail Map
847 Dalewood Conservation Area and Trail Map
848 The Sinking Bridge Walking Trail
849 Dalewood Walking Trail
850 the Carolinian trails of Backus Woods; Sugar
Bush Trail
851 The Carolinian Trails of Backus Woods
852 Haldimand Nature Trail
853 Forest Community Trail, Hazelwood Lake
Conservation Area
854 A Walking Tour of the Neebing/McIntyre
Floodway
855 Cross Country Skiing in Lakehead Region Conservation
Areas
856 Cross-country skiing, Vanderwater
Conservation Area
857 Cross-country Skiing, Quinte Conservation
Area
858 Sheffield Conservation Area
859 Sidney Conservation Area and Trail Map
860 Quite Conservation Area Interpretive
Trail Guide
861 Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park
862 Harry Smith Conservation Area
863 Beaver Meadow Wildlife Management Area
864 Little Bluff Conservation Area
865 Demorestville Dam
866 Whattam's Memorial Walkway
867 Missassauga Point
868 Macaulay Mountain Conservation Area
869 Lake Laurentian Conservation Area
870 The Hardwood Trail - Woodend Conservation
Area
871 The Silurian Adventure Trail - Woodend
Conservation Area
872 Springwater Conservation Area and Trail
Map
873 Archie Coulter Conservation Area and
Trail Map
874 Rideau Trail; A Cross-Country Trail for
Hiking and Skiing
875 The Moira and Skootamatta Canoe Route
Guide
876 The Cataract Trail; Ball's Falls
Conservation Area
877 Saugeen Conservation Campgrounds and
Trail Map
878 Saugeen Headquarters Conservation Area
Trail Map
879 Saugeen Valley - Allan Park Ski Trails
880 Saugeen Valley - Sullivan Township Cross
Country Ski Trail
881 Your Guide to the Saugeen Valley
Headquarters Conservation Area
882 Kettle Valley Railway Trail: Opportunities
For Outdoor Recreation
883 Okanagan River Bicycling & Hiking
Trail: Oliver Area
884 The Avon Trail: St. Mary's to Conestoga
885 Long Breach Conservation Area and Trail
Map
886 Ball's Falls Historical Park and
Conservation Area Trail Map
887 Beamer Memorial Conservation Area and
Trail Map
888 Binbrook Conservation Area and Trail Map
889 Chippewa Creek Conservation Area and
Trail Map
890 St. Johns Conservation Area and Trail Map
891 Stevensville Conservation Area and Trail
Map
892 Mud Lake Conservation Area and Trail Map
893 A Forest Frolic; Balls Falls Conservation
Area and Trail Map
894 The Sassafras Stroll; St. Johns
Conservation Area and Trail Map
895 Provincial Trails System Using the
Abandoned Railways System
896 Trail Developments, to form a provincial
trails council
897 The future of cycling in New Brunswick
898 OSPS Newsletter
899 Shabomeka LEGPOWER Pathfinders; A Minimal
Impact Organization
900 Hiking Trail Conditions in Pangnirtung
Pass, 1984, Banff Island, Canada
901 Forest Community Trail; Hazelwood Lake
Conservation Area
902 Corbeil Interpretive Trail; Changes over
time...
903 The Eay Claire Gorge Story and
Interpretive Trail
904 "Rails-to-Trails" Greening the
Grand River Valley
905 Alternative Uses of Abandoned Railway
Rights-of-Way, An Overview
906 Kawartha Rail-Trail Inventory
907 K&P Trail Conservation Area,
Management Plan Draft
908 Protecting and Managing Abandoned Railway
Rights-of-Way for Conservation and Recreation, Results of a Workshop Held at
the University of Waterloo, October 20, 1989
909 Formative Evaluation of twenty-six
Interpretive Signs in Western Canadian Heritage Areas
910 Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail:
Management Plan for Trail Portions on Public Forest Lands
911 Five state approaches to trailbike
recreation facilities and their management
912 Agreements for Recreation and
Conservation Branch: Background papers on Major Historic Routes - Their
Historical Significance and Constraints
913 Packstock in Wilderness: Use, Impacts,
Monitoring, and Management
914 Ganaraska Forest Summer Recreation
915 Ganaraska Forest Winter Recreation
916 Cycling in Rural Ontario
917 Voyageur Trail Association Members: Their
Characteristics, Use, Experience and Site Attribute Preferences on the Voyageur
Trail
918 Provincial Parks Trail Planning and
Design Manual
919 The Rideau Trail Guidebook
920 Turning Rails Into Trails
921 Railway Renewal; Abandoned track
converted into nature trails catches on across the country
922 Program paves way to recreation
923 Land owners now hail scenic courses
924 Master Plan for the Development of a
Greenway Along the Former Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Railway Corridor;
Executive Summary
925 Legal Liability for Trail and Greenway
Managers: An Overview of Canadian Laws
926 Provincial Trial & River Inventory
Form
927 Rails to Trails; New uses for abandoned
railway rights of way
928 The Dawn of Jamaica; Jamaica clings to
nature high on mountain trail
929 'Rails to trails' the battle cry
930 The Intrepid Snowmobiler
931 Old rail lines
932 On the Trans-Canada - Trail, that is
933 Oregon Trail: 150 years of history
934 Accessibility and Recreational Trails
935 Goderich to Guelph Multiple Use Corridor;
Preparation of a Management Plan for Interim Use, Draft Work Plan
936 Central Ontario Rail Trail Vision
Statement
937 Rotary Greenway Trail
938 A Compendium of Southern Ontario Rail
Lines 1850-1984
939 Lynn Valley Trail; 10 km Simcoe to Port
Dover
940 Paddling Catalogue; "Canada's Canoe Information
Specialists"
941 Natural Outings '94; By foot or paddle to
beautiful wild places
942 Trails For Tomorrow; How to Realize Your
Trail Dream, National Trails Conference, Banff, Alberta
943 The Ganaraska News
944 Otago Central Rail Trail Newsletter
945 Ride of the Century, Trenton to Algonquin
Park
946 California Trails Conference, Tenth
Anniversary
947 Bergwanderprogramm, Mountain Hiking
Program
948 A Walking Tour of the Fort Walsh Townsite
949 The Oregon Trail, 4-part film series
950 Fall & Winter First Aid and Survival
Tips
951 Caribou Forest Region Recreation Map
952 The Kawarthas, Get away to Central
Ontario, Toptrails
953 The Benefits of Rail-Trails and Greenways
954 The trail to heaven, Camping in the
Rockies at night, riding steeds by day
955 Snowmobilers, hikers lose rights to
trails
956 Interpretation of Heritage Features of
Rail Trails: A Case Study of the Peterborough Area
957 Going to the Source for Accessibility
Assessment
958 Park Access Digest
959 Newfoundland and Labrador Trail Inventory
960 Stepping Out: A Guide to Walking Routes
in Peterborough
961 Trails: A selected and annotated
bibliography
962 Parks, Protected Areas and the Human
Future: The Caracas Declaration
963 Cooper Marsh Conservation Area and
Visitors Centre
964 Gray's Creek Conservation Area and Marina
Complex
965 Ride for Canada
966 Off Road Rules of the Trail
967 Guided Walks and Tours
968 Environmental Planning and Stewardship. One
Day, Three Events: Landscape, Ecology and Planning Niagara Greenways Network
and Shorthills Provincial Park
969 Rail Trail Development Program and Cost
Estimates
970 Piecing Together the Three Rivers
Heritage Trail
971 Volunteers Needed for Lawrenceville
Clean-up; Changes Along the South Side Riverfront; In Memory of Martin O'Malley
972 Friends of the Riverfront Three Rivers
Heritage Trail
973 The Three Rivers Heritage Trail: A
Project of the Friends of the Riverfront
974 Directors Meeting
975 Trent Student Geographer: Studies in
Recreation
976 Interministerial Committee on Abandoned
Railway Rights-of-way: An Outline and Members List
977 The Voyageur Trail
978 Bibliographic List of Information
Regarding User Fees
979 Have-A-Ball Snowmobiling Trail System
980 Kawartha Snow Trails: So Close To Home
981 Ski Cross-Country
982 Sleddin' the Highlands '94
983 The Burke Gilman Trail
984 Restoring Life to Abandoned Railroad
Corridors
985 A Proposal to Host the 2nd Canadian Rails
to Greenways National Conference
986 Hiking High
987 Sea to Sky Trails: Canoeing, Hiking,
Touring, Sea Kayaking and Trekking
988 American Hiker
989 Recreation Study: Trails
990 Job Description
991 Job Posting
992 Information Forum
993 Greater Peterborough Triathlon and Club
Championships
994 Hiking and Cross-Country Skiing Trails
995 Cross-country Skiing
996 Hiawatha Highlands Conservation Authority
997 Fort Creek Conservation Area
998 Shore Ridges Conservation Area
999 Winter Guide '93-'94
1000 Greenways: Buzzword or Panacea?
1001 Recreational Mountain Biking: A
Management Perspective
1002 The Oregon Trail's Landscape: 150 Years
Later
1003 Abandoned railways
1004 From Rails to Trails and Back Again: A
Look at the Conversion Program
1005 A Guide to Hassle-Free Railroad
Right-of-Way Conversion
1006 Building Support for Urban Trails
1007 Easy Access with Trail Partners
1008 Walking and Land-use Planning
1009 A Code of Ethics for the Enjoyment of
B.C.'s Trails
1010 Guide
Technique D'Amenagement Des Voies Cyclables; review and order form
1011 Bu Chemin
De Fer Au Parc Lineaire Des Laurentides; plan directeur, parc du P'tit Trail du
Nord
1012 Grey Owl Canoe Route; Kingsmere Lake to
Nova Lake
1013 Backcountry Cycling in Prince Albert
National Park
1014 Trent Nature Areas, The Wildlife
Sanctuary Trail Guide
1015 Kingsmere Lake and the Bagwa Canoe
Route; Prince Albert National Park
1016 Off-Road Vehicle Recreation Study;
Characteristics, Demand and Impact on the Social and Physical Environment
1017 Five Winds Touring Club and Membership
Application
1018 Denali National Park and Preserve Trial
Map
1019 Moab Area Mountain Bike Routes
1020 Bicycle Day Trip Routes; South Central
Ontario
1021 Ice Age Trail; National Scenic Trail,
Wisconsin
1022 Lewis and Clark Trail
1023 North Country Trail
1024 Appalachian Trail
1025 Oregon Trail
1026 National Recreation Trails Guide
1027 Frobisher-Apex Circle Trail
1028 CN wants to slash rail lines
1029 L.L. Bean Spring 1994 catalogue
1030 Canada - British Columbia Agreement for
Recreation and Conservation on the Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail
1031 Alberta TrailNet News
1032 Breakaway; Ontario's Travelling,
Vacation and Outdoor-Living Newsletter
1033 Comfortable Hiking Holidays
1034 Outlook; Hike Ontario Newsletter
1035 Do-it-yourself British walk
1036 Company maps out success
1037 Analysis of the 1990 Chilkoot Trail
Survey
1038 Haliburton Highlands Ski Trail Guide
1039 Maple Syrup Demonstration: Trail Guide
1040 Great Country Walks Around Toronto -
within reach by public transit
1041 Exploring Ottawa: Ten tours for walking,
skating, bicycling or driving
1042 The Complete Guide to Backpacking in
Canada
1043 On the trail of Manitoba heritage
1044 A Walk on the Canol Road - Exploring the
First Major Northern Pipeline
1045 103 Hikes in Southwestern British
Columbia
1046 BEECH WOODS TRAIL GUIDE: CHARLESTON LAKE
PROVINCIAL PARK
1047 Friends of Frontenac Park - Return a
favor to nature
1048 Wildlife Habitat Trail - See what you
can do on your property
1049 Shoreline Centennial Trail Guide -
Charleston Lake Provincial Park
1050 Sandstone Island Trail Guide -
Charleston Lake Provincial Park
1051 Hemlock Ridge Trail Guide - Charleston
Lake Provincial Park
1052 Cross-Country Ski Trails - Sandbanks
Provincial Park
1053 Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
1054 Frontenac Provincial Park - Trail guide
1055 Frontenac Provincial Park - Trail Guide
1056 North Kawartha Canoe Routes
1057 Wheeler's Walk Trail Guide- Selkirk Provincial
Park
1058 Silent Lake Provincial Park Trails
1059 Lookout-Bluff Trail Guide - Turkey Point
Provincial Park
1060 Lake St. Peter Provincial Park
1061 Silent Lake Provincial Park
1062 Silent Lake Provincial Park - Winter -
Cross country ski trail
1063 Petroglyphs Provincial Park
1064 Cross-Country Skiing - Pinery Provincial
Park
1065 Riverside Trail Ausable River Ecology
1066 Carolinian Trail - Exploring Canada's
Deep south
1067 Bittersweet Trail - Pinery's Mammals
1068 Cedar Trail - Oak Savanna Ecology
1069 Rock Point Provincial Park Guide
1070 Short Hills and the Palaeozoic Trail
Guides
1071 Woodlot Trail Guide - Rock Point
Provincial Park
1072 Grand Valley Trails - Make track with us
- membership application
1073 Tatshenshini River (Shawshe Chu), Yukon
Territory - Canadian Heritage Rivers System Background Study
1074 Frontenac Provincial Park, 1994
Programme
1075 Green Trail - Greenwater Provincial Park
1076 Samuel de
Champlain Provincial Park Guide
1077 Etienne
Trail System - Samuel de Champlain Provincial Parke
1078 Ski Into Our Heritage - ski trail system
1079 Killarney Provincial Park Hiking Trails
1080 Bon Echo Provincial Park - Outline of
trails
1081 Bon Echo Provincial Park, 1993
Facilities Services and Programmes
1082 The Abes and Essens Trail Guide - Bon
Echo Provincial Park
1083 High Pines Trail Guide - Bon Echo
Provincial Park
1084 Kishkebus Canoe Trail - Bon Echo
Provincial Park
1085 The Shield Trail - Bon Echo Provincial
Park
1086 Finlayson Point Provincial Park Guide
1087 Killbear Provincial Park - Lookout Point
Trail: Life in the Hardwood Forest
1088 Earl Rowe Provincial Park - The Lookout
Trail
1089 Cedar Sands Trail Guide - Sandbanks
Provincial Park
1090 Ravine Creek Trail - Port Burwell
Provincial Park
1091 Algonquin Provincial Park in Winter
1993-94
1092 Mono Cliffs Hiking Trails
1093 Forks of the Credit Provincial Park
1094 The Trail of Nanabush
1095 The Shoals Provincial Park - The
Lonesome Bog Hiking Trail
1096 Killarney Provincial Park Map and Trail
Guide
1097 The Bermuda Railway Trail Guide
1098 Height of Land Hiking Trail - Wakami
Lake Provincial Park
1099 Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
1100 Wakami Lake Provincial Park
1101 Algonquin Provincial Park
1102 Lake Superior Provincial Park
1103 MacLeod Provincial Park
1104 Minnesing Mountain Bike Trail -
Algonquin Provincial Park
1105 Hiking Trails - Lake Superior Provincial
Park
1106 Join today! Ganarask Forest Memebership
Application
1107 Ganaraska Forest Winter Recreation
1108 Discover Adventure on a Canadian
Heritage River
1109 Discover the Magic in Canada's National
Parks
1110 Discover Youself in Canada's National
Historic Sites
1111 Walking Routes In Peterborough Guidebook
Recommendation
1112 Selected references and acknowledgments
1113 Abandoned Railroads in Maine: Their
Potential For Trail Use
1114 Exploring the Trans Canada Trail
1115 Correspondence
1116 Turning Rails into Trails
1117 A Provincial Strategy for Evaluating Abandoned
Railroad Rights-of-Way for Alternative Uses
1118 Abandoned Railroad Rights-of-Way As
Potential Bicycling and Hiking Trails
1119 Land Use Guidelines Access Roads and
Trails
1120 Quetico Park Trail Guide 1993
1121 Macleod Provincial Park Trail Guide
1122 Metropolitan Toronto Visitors Guide 1994
1123 Create Your Own Getaway
1124 Metro Toronto For The Recreational
Cyclist
1125 Metro Toronto For The Walking Tourist
1126 Draft Trail Classifications
1127 Status of United States National Trail System
1128 Footprint
1129 Consolidation of the Canadian National
and Canadian Pacific Railway Lines from Debeaujeu to North Bay: the adverse
environmental, social and economic impacts on Algonquin Provincial Park and the
communities of the Ottawa Valley
1130 Trails to Tomorrow
1131 Lakehead Region Conservation Authority
Brochure
1132 Trail
Presentation
1133 Rene
Brunelle Provincial Park
1134 Fushimi Lake Provincial Park
1135 Sibbald Point Provincial Park
1136 Sibbald Point Provincial Park
1137 Trails Tomorrow: A Call To Action
1138 War Flares Over Wall Walk
1139 Make Tracks of the Grand Valley Trails
1140 The Grand Valley Trails Guidebook: A
Hiking Trail in the Grand River Valley
1141 Fire Tower Trail: Fushimi Lake
Provincial Park
1142 Secrets of Successful Rail-Trails: An
Acquisition and Organizing Manual for Converting Rails into Trails
1143 Petroglyphs Provincial Park
1144 Striking a Balance: Managing Backcountry
Visitor Impacts on the Berg Lake Trail, Mount Robson Provincial Park
1145 Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
1146 IMBA Trail News
1147 Park Facility Standards Manual - Trail
Section
1148 The Recognition of Trails in Planning
Documents
1149 Use Patterns and Visitor
Characteristics, Attitudes and Prferences in Nine Wilderness and Other Roadless
Areas
1150 Athabasca Landing Trail and the
Perryvale Centre for Heritage Exploration: Interpretive Concept Plan
1151 The Rideau Trent Severn: Canada's unique
425 mile waterway corridor: Yesterday Today Tomorrow, 5th edition
1152 A National Wild Rivers System, Proposal
1153 A Guide to the Nature of Mountain Rivers
and White Water
1154 The Quinte-Kingston Area of Canada's
unique 425 mile waterway corridor: Yesterday Today Tomorrow: A report on
optimum recreational development
1155 Kitwanga National Historic Site
Management Plan
1156 The Whiteshell Provincial Natural Park
Master Plan
1157 The Whiteshell Provincial Natural Park
Master Plan; Summary Report
1158 The Hike Ontario Guide to Walks Around
Toronto
1159 Trail traces the Ice Age in Wisconsin
1160 Pathfinders on trail to their goal
1161 Tourism routes being studied for
possible upgrading
1162 Urban landscape may become green network
1163 A dream: to soothe our crumbling souls
with nature's balm
1164 Car culture often clashes with hikers
and cyclists
1165 Urban Greenways: Alternatives to
Autogeddon
1166 Hikers could replace trains once old
railway abandoned
1167 Group has visions of happy trail
1168 Rails to Trails Conversion of the
Fonthill Spur: Notes for Discussion
1169 Background information on the Niagara
Greenways Network
1170 National unity through blisters; A
proposed pathway would let Canadians walk, quarreling, from sea to sea
1171 Trans Canada Trail Calgary makes tracks
1172 Trail to unite Canada
1173 World's longest trail on track for
Canada
1174 Canada 125: A patriotic end
1175 Group envisions national trail by year
2000; Donations would pay for hiker's highway linking Atlantic to Pacific and
Beaufort
1176 Hiking trail already extends for 1,000
km
1177 Canada 125 hopes to blaze a final trail
1178 Canada 125 Corp. Report
1179 Dream of national trail nearing reality
1180 Trail developers told special treatment
unlikely
1181 Olympic experience boosts nationwide trail
plan
1182 Backers stressing safety concerns
1183 Orphan city paths need loving parents
1184 Integrated bike paths
1185 New trail ready next fall
1186 Unhappy Trails: Farmers worry recreation
proposal will mean vandalism and littering
1187 Shell Lake Saskatchewan: In the spirit
of pioneers, Fort Pitt Trail
1188 Alberta TrailNet Orientation Handbook
1189 Off-pavement Bicycling
1190 Mountain Bike Statistics (1984)
1191 Use of off-road bicycles in national
parks
1192 Bicycle Use: A background paper for the
Four Mountain Parks Planning Program
1193 Off-highway Bicycling
1194 Off-pavement Bicycling in Jasper
National Park - A First Look
1195 The Responsible Off-road Rider
1196 Another View of Off-roading
1197 Ethics & Aesthetics of Mountian Biking
1198 In search of new trails
1199 Haliburton Nordic Trails, The Ski Trails
of Haliburton County
1200 County of Haliburton Trails and Touring
Network Strategy Development Study Proposal
1201 Recreation Trail Master Plan Terms of
Reference
1202 Room for All
1203 YES! Mountain Bikers Are Not Outlaws,
and We Have a Right To Use Public Trails: NO! Off-Road Riding is Destructive,
Dangerous, and Must Be Restricted-Now!
1204 The Art of Riding Softly
1205 S.O.S. Save Our Sport Through Activism and
Education
1206 Conflict in Outdoor Recreation: A
Theoretical Perspective
1207 Snowmobilers must be make more welcome,
HCSA says
1208 The Waterfront Trail Northumberland
County, Port Hope to Trenton
1209 One Hell of a Trail
1210 12 Prime Trails In The Wild, Wild West
1211 On the Trail of History; Once a stategic
wartime project, the Canol pipeline has given rise to one of the world's great
hiking trails
1212 Attachments to Recreation Settings: The
Case of Rail-Trail Users
1213 The Bruce: On the Edge of Wilderness
1214 Hikers and Recreational Stock Users:
Predicting and Managing Recreation Conflicts in Three Wildernesses
1215 Trans Canada Trail; The National Dream
Revisited
1216 The Seguin Trail Management Plan
1217 Property Protection and Outdoor
Opportunities: A Guide to The Occupiers' Liability Act, 1980 and The Trespass
to Property Act, 1980
1218 The Oregon Trail 1843-1993: A
Self-Guiding Tour of the Oregon Trail Across Oregon
1219 The Oregon Trail; The Adventure is Still
Here
1220 Tents vs Cabins on the Chilkoot and
Canol Trails: Within a Carrying Capacity Framework
1221 Exploring the Concept of User Fees and
Their Application With Specific Reference to the Chilkoot Trail
1222 Backpacker Use Patterns at Great Smoky
Mountains National Park
1223 The Rivers and Trails Conservation
Assistance Program
1224 I Live on a Greenway
1225 What Does RTCA Really Do?
1226 Ninth National Trails Symposium
Proceedings
1227 The Distance Hiker's Gazette
1228 Heritage River Greenway Corridor: A
Committment to the Grand Strategy
1229 Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
Annual Report
1230 Jobs & Dollars Benchmark Successful
Season for Snowmobiling
1231 Long Distance Trails: The Appalachian
Trail as a Guide to Future Research and Management Needs
1232 Kawartha Nature
1233 The Bruce Trail Guide Book
1234 Greenways and Green Space on the Oak
Ridges Moraine
1235 Auyuittuq National Park Reserve
1236 Wilderness Honeymoon on the West Coast
Trail
1237 A Fragment of France: Hiking in St.
Pierre & Miquelon
1238 Cycling in Vermont
1239 New Zealand's National Walkway Network
1240 Recreational Specialization Among River
Users: The Case of Nahanni National Park Reserve
1241 A Recreation Manager's Guide to
Understanding River Use and Users
1242 First Nova Scotia Trails Symposium
Proceedings
1243 Uhthoff Trail Life Science Study
1244 South Downs Way National Trail
1245 Discover Rossendale Guided Walks Winter
1993/94
1246 North Downs Way National Trail
1247 Farm Buggy Trails
1248 Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path
National Trail
1249 Bridgewater Walks Lymm
1250 Bridgewater Walks Stockton Heath
1251 Waymarking Public Rights of Way
1252 Walking in Britain
1253 Horses in the Countryside
1254 The Moiuntain Bike Code of Conduct
1255 Cleveland Way National Trail
1256 Keswick Railway Footpath A Scenic Walk
Through the Greta Gorge
1257 Local Paths Partnership
1258 Walking The Activity of a Lifetime
1259 National Target For Rights of Way; The
Milestones approach
1260 Survey Data and Maps Cleveland Way Base
Line Survey
1261 Clevland Way Management Strategy
1262 Conservation Walks North of England
1263 Summary of the Pennine Bridleway
1264 Parish Paths News
1265 The Three Peaks Project; A case study in
managing footpath erosion
1266 Recreational cycling in the countryside
1267 Camre; Draft Strategy for Public Paths
1268 Paths, routes and trails: Policies and
priorities
1269 Managing rights of way: An agenda for
action
1270 Chilkoot Trail National Historic Park
Visitor Survey 1986
1271 Backcountry visitors' guide to Jasper
National Park
1272 Day Hikers' Guide to Jasper National
Park
1273 Yukon National Historic Sites Management
Planning Programs
1274 Membershipapplication form
1275 Walking For All Ages and Around the
World
1276 The Niagara River Recreation Trail
1277 The Alaska Highway Historic Milepost, A
mile by mile guide
1278 Upper Coquet Valley Access Guide
1279 Guided Walks in County Durham
1280 Public Rights of Way in Northerumberland
1281 Hiking Trails Along the Icefields
Parkway Banff
1282 Cleveland Way National Trail
Accommodation and Information Guide
1283 Historic Forest Trails
1284 The Rights of Way Act 1990
1285 Walks in Scotland
1286 The Bruce Trail News
1287 The Bruce Trail News
1288 The Bruce Trail News
1289 The Bruce Trail News
1290 The Bruce Trail News
1291 The Bruce Trail News
1292 The Bruce Trail News
1293 The Right Man at the Right Time
1294 Quebec's Moisie River
1295 Exhaustion and Fulfillment: The Ascetic
in a Canoe
1296 Recapturing The Soul: Paddling Western
Rivers
1297 Stikine - The Great River
1298 Memories of the White River
1299 Canadian Trains - Part of Our Heritage
1300 Hamilton township hiking trail final
report
1301 Analysis of economic impacts of the
northern central rail trail
1302 "Nova Scotia will help Trans Canada
Trail Plan"
1303 Walk It: Walking Trails of Port Hope,
Cobourg and District Areas
1304 Caledon Rail Trail Design Guidelines
1305 "Footprint"
1306 Bicycling in Illinois
1307 The Alexander Mackenzie Voyageur
Association Newsletter
1308 "Nature Trail Plan Developed"
1309 Trails for the twenty-first century
1310 Georgian Bay Islands National Park
1311 "New Footpath"
1312 Public Road Allowances - An Explanatory
Guideline
1313 Medicine Hat Trail Guide
1314 Response Rates at Unmanned Trail
Registers, Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada
1315 Miller Creek Wildlife Area: Checklist of
Plant and Wildlife Species
1316 The Wolds Way: Long-distance Footpath
Guide No. 12
1317 Haliburton Nordic Trails Trail Map
1318 The Rights of Way Act 1990
1319 Kawartha Rail-Trail
1320 Ganaraska Forest User Regulations
1321 "Bike trail paving to begin next
week"
1322 Rails to Greenways: The Proceedings of a
Conference August 13-15, 1993
1323 Coast, Coal and Chemicals
1324 The Ribble Way
1325 The Mountain Bike Code of Conduct
1326 A Frontier Guide to The Dewdney Trail:
Salmo to Wild Horse
1327 Cycling from the Cyclepath
1328 Making tracks: Your guide to walks that
everyone can enjoy
1329 The Rail Trail: North Moors National
Park Goathland to Grosmont
1330 Grassington Village Trail
1331 Up With The Torngats
1332 One Hell of a Trail
1333 A Ski Traverse of the Yukon's St. Elias
Mountains
1334 Splendor in Ivvavik: Fall Hiking in the
Arctic
1335 Ontario's Crown Jewel: Hiking and
Canoing in Killarney
1336 Names and All That Jazz
1337 What's in a Name?
1338 Trails and Tours Strategy Gets a
Kick-start
1339 Rideau Trail
1340 Treasure Trove: Discovering the Ulster
Way
1341 Waterton Lakes National Park: High in
the Trail in Bear Country
1342 An Initial Investigation of the Winter
Use of Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario Winter 1981-1982
1343 Bike Paths... Modelled on "Stowe
Experience"
1344 Hiking New York
1345 Inca Trek
1346 The City of Architecture and Design
Treasure Trail Competition
1347 Bruce Trail News
1348 Hikes and Bikes: Exploring Banff and
Lake Louise on foot and by cycle
1349 The Mackenzie Connection Travel Book
1350 Resource Assistant Program
1351 From Rusty Rails to Nature Trails
1352 Hamilton township hiking trail study
1353 Pangnirtung Hiking Trails
1354 Chilkoot Trail National Historic Park
1355 Walking in Dumfries and Galloway
1356 Gatineau Park Bicycle Holidays
1357 Ontario Wildlife and Winter Trails
1358 Muskeg Creek Park
1359 Cross Country Skiing Marketing Survey
1360 Chilkoot Trail Information Package
1361 Recreational Trails: A Perspective from
the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
1362 Various
1363 Offa's Dyke Path
1364 Purdon Conservation Area
1365 K & P Trail Conservation Area
1366 Snowmobile Trail Map
1367 Patterns of Use on the Bruce Trail
1368 Icefields Parkway I.M.U. Plan
1369 Plantation Trail Self Guided Nature
Trail
1370 Trail Classification System
1371 Lookout Nature Trail
1372 Outlook
1373 "Wanted" Persons with Mountain
Bikes to Ride Abandoned Railway Rights-of-Ways in Ontario
1374 A River Recreation Strategy for British
Columbia
1375 Executive Summary Canada 125 Meeting
July 20, 1992
1376 North Superior Hiking Trail Terrace Bay
District
1377 Canoes - And the Trent-Severn Waterway
1378 Crawford Lake Conservation Area Trail
& Facility Guide
1379 The Friendly Phantom of the Whiskey
Trail
1380 Niagara Escarpment Explorer
Hamilton-Wentworth Area
1381 Niagara Escarpment Explorer Halton Area
1382 National Historic Park, Skagway Alaska
1383 Keno City Trails
1384 Howard Watson Nature Trail
1385 Trail Users' Code of Ethics
1386 Skagway Trail Map
1387 Snowmobile Trail Map
1388 Pottawatomi Conservation Area
1389 Inglis Falls Conservation Area
1390 Feversham Gorge
1391 Spirit Rock Conservation Area
1392 Indian Head Trail
1393 Repilac Ridge Trail Guide
1394 Near North Partnership: Discovery Routes
of the Near North
1395 Caledon Trailway Walk
1396 Niagara Escarpment Explorer
1397
1398 Discovery Routes Partnership
1399 Membership Application Form
1400 Donation Form
1401 Lake of the Woods Provincial Park
1402 Caliper Lake Provincial Park
1403 Morris Island Conservation Area
1404 Palmerston Canonto Conservation Area
1405 The Scenic Railway of the World
1406 Off Road Rules of the Trail
1407 Semiwite Lake Trail Guide
1408 Mississagi Provincial Park
1409 Cross-country Skiing
1410 Hit the Trail - Ganatchio Trail
1411 Rush Ranch Marsh Trail Guide
1412 Scenic Railway of the World #2
1413 Chilkoot Trail
1414 The Silver Trail
1415 Niagara Escarpment Explorer - Halton
Area
1416 Crook's Hollow Historical Trail - West
Section
1417 The South West Coast Path
1418
1419 The Air is Crisp, the Paths Await
1420 Abandoned Line Ready to Get on Track
1421 Communication re: Trans-Canada Trail
1422 TRANS CANADA TRAIL: A LASTING LEGACY TO
OUR LOVE OF NATURE AND OUR LAND!
1423 Correspondence re: Trans Canada Trail
1424 Guidelines for the Acquision,
Development and/or Management of Abandoned Railway Rights-of-Way
1425 Correspondence re: Trans Canada Trail
1426 ISTEA and Trails: Merging Transportation
Needs and Recreation Values
1427 Wilderness: The Spirit Lives On
1428 The Superior Hiking Trail
1429 The Iditarod National Historic Trail
1430 The Iditarod National Historic Trail
brochure
1431 Anchorage Bike Trails and Winter Running
Routes
1432 Arizona Trail Management Guide Summary
1433 RailsTrails
1434 The Arizona Trail
1435 Trails Tracks: The Trails Information
Newsletter
1436 New York State Canals: Recreational Map
and Guide
1437 The New York State Canal System
1438 National Trails Day 1994 Program Report
1439 Access by Design
1440 Merchandise order form
1441 Mountain Bike Trails: Techniques for
Design, Construction and Maintenance - order form
1442 Trail Books - list of books relating to
trails in U.S
1443 In Their Shoes: A Multi-Use Recreation
Video
1444 Off Highway Motorsycle and ATV Trails
Guidelines for Design, Construction, Maintenance and User Satsifaction
1445 Leave No Trace 1994 Product Catalogue
1446 Guide for Trail Workers
1447 Protecting and Enjoying Our Land: A
Guide to the Rights and Responsibilities of Property Occupiers and Visitors
1448 Trail Reference: Trail Guide and Maps
1449 Alberta Exploration Guide: A Drive
Through Time
1450 Gatineau Park Trail Use Assessment:
Market Study and Trail System Analysis
1451 Bruce Trail Association Speakers' Manual
1452 Gatineau Trail Use Assessment: Market
Study and Trail System Analysis
1453 Canadian Rockies Bikeways: Phase 1
1454 Attachments to Recreation Settings: The
Case of Rail-Trail Users
1455 The Pennine Way
1456 A Walk in Malhamdale: Malham to Malham
Tarn
1457 Birds Hill Provincial Park: Summer
Trails
1458 On the Right Track: A Guide to Public
Access in the National Park
1459 Path Changes for 1994
1460 Midshires Way: A Long Distance Footpath
and Bridleway Linking the Ridgeway and the Trans Pennine Trail
1461 Fact Sheet: What is a Greenway? What are
the Benefits of Greenways?
1462 Greenway Publications
1463 The Conservation Fund: Partners in Land
and Water Conservation
1464 American Greenways: Linking the Nation's
Open Space
1465 Tools of the Trail
1466 Trail Planning and Design Guidelines
1467 How Greenways Work: A Handbook on
Ecology
1468 Fact Sheet: Economic Benefits of
Greenways
1469 Trails Library Bibliography
1470 The Voyageur Heritage Trail: A
Four-Season Recreation Proposal (draft)
1471 Hiker perception of wilderness in grand
canyon national park: a study of social carrying capacity
1472 Kawartha Rail-Trail Newsletter:
Acquiring the Rail Trail
1473 Why Ontarians walk, why Ontarians don't
walk more
1474 Rotary Greenway Trail and Jackson Creek
Trail nomination to Trans Canada Trail
1475 The LaVase Portage Project: Restore the
Link, Connect with the Past
1476 Your Route to Discovery [trails] in the
Near North
1477 Trails-A Catalyst for Tourism
1478 Long Lake, Aguasabon, Kenogami Waterway
Development Study
1479 Snowmobile Trail Map for 1994
1480 What's In It For The River? A Review of
British Columbia's Potential Participation in the Canadian Heritage Rivers
System and the Implications for Provincial River Management
1481 Multi-terrain wheelchair hiking program
1482 Pukaskwa National Park: A wild shore
1483 Magnificent Magnetawan
1484 The Mountain River: Canada's Secret
River
1485 Down to the Dunes: Canoeing the
MacFarlane River
1486 Currents, Courses and Calm: Coastal
Paddling in New Brunswick
1487 The World's 50 Greatest Trails: from
tropical isles to staggering heights, these are remarkable mountain bike trails
1488 The Ganaraska News
1489 The Link, vol.1, issue 1
1490 West Coast Trail
1491 New phase for the ababdoned rail line
from Glenn Ross to Lake St. Peter
1492 HHt Agreement Signed
1493 Forgotten Trails
1494 News Release-Report on Public
consultation on Land use options
1495 Go For the Green News
1496 Public Trail Access: A Guide to the
Protrection of Arizona's Trails
1497 Acquisitions list
1498 The Ganaraska News
1499 Acquisitions List
1500 Hunting Unicorns
1501 Trails for all Americans
1502 Annual Report
1503 "Once around the parks"- A
History of Peterborough Parks,1880-1914
1504 Backpaker-the magazine of wilderness
travel
1505 Springwater Provincial Park Management
Plan
1506 Rae to make visit to Hastings Nov.25;
& Premier announces grant for 155-km Hastings trail
1507 The Indicator Performance Estimate
Approach to Determining Acceptable Wilderness Conditions
1508 New Zealand's Milford Track
1509 Bruce Trail News
1510 Update of the Master Plan for Parks and
Recreation
1511
1512
1513 News Release
1514
1515 Towards a Foot Trail Across Canada
1516 Letter from the Bruce Trail Assocciation
1517 Trails Forum for Ganaraska Heritage
Shores - program
1518 User Conflicts on Recreation Trails
1519 "In Their Shoes" - A Multi-Use
Recreation Video -> oder form
1520 Caledon Contributes to Trans Canada
Trail
1521 Big Trailway Celebration
1522 Ontario Part of Trail Plan is Unveiled
1523 Rails-to-Trails Job Near Completed
1524 Trans Canada Trail Launched
1525 Service Clubs Support Humber Trail
1526 Trans Canada Trail in Action
1527 Trans Canada Trail Day Saturday June 3
1528 Letter of Recognition
1529 Rail Trail Drawings Completed Committee
Planning Next Step
1530 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey
1531 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Caledon
1532 Town of Caledon CN Rail Line - Bruce
Trail
1533 Caledon Rail-Trail Terra Cotta
1534 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Cambridge to Paris
1535 Make Tracks on the Grand Valley Trails
1536 Cambridge to Paris Rail-Trail
1537 Pinehurst Lake Conservation Area Winter
Recreation
1538 Grand River Conservation Areas Guide
Book
1539 The Vascular Plants of the Grand River
Forests and Spottiswood Lakes Areas of Natural and Scientific Interest
1540 Trails Inventory of Ontario - Cambridge
to Paris Rail-Trail
1541 Rails-to-Trails Greening the Grand River
Valley
1542 Rail-to-Trail Success Story Duo saves
Cambridge Riverside Strip for Hikers
1543 Paris to Cambridge Trail
1544 Abandoned Rail Lines - Guelph to
Goderich, Elora to Cataract, Cambridge to Paris, Brantford to Ancaster
1545 Canoe, Bike, Hike Along the Grand River!
1546 The Grand Trunk West: St. Mary's to
Sarnia
1547 Nature Trail Eyed on Disused Rail Line -
The Forest St. Mary's sector would Complete a Province Wide Trail
1548 Trail Inventory of Ontario - The
Fonthill Spur
1549 Ontario Rail-Trail Profile
1550 Trail Profile - Fonthill
1551 Specific Information on the Fonthill
Spur
1552 Abandoned CN Rail Line Fonthill to
Thorold Location Map
1553 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Elora to Cataract
1554 Specific Information on the Elora to
Cataract Rail-Trail (the Wellington Rail-Trail)
1555 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Elora to
Cataract Rail-Trail
1556 Elora to Cataract Trail
1557 The Wellington Grey and Bruce: The
Bluewater Line (Elora to Cataract)
1558 Grand Valley Trails Association map -
Elora
1559 Specific Information on the Caledon
Trail
1560 Specific INformation on the Cambridge to
Paris Rail-Trail
1561 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Georgian Trail
1562 Georgian Trail
1563 The Georgian Trail Staying on Track!
1564 Hike Ontario Workshop on Managing
Rail-Trails - Georgian Trail
1565 Trail Inventory of Ontario - The
Georgian Trail
1566 Specific Information on the Georgian
Trail
1567 Georgian Trail, Meaford
1568 Perceived Benefits of Existing
Rail-Trails in Simcoe County - Georgian Trail
1569 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Guelph to Goderich
1570 Procuring and Planning Rail-trails -
Georgian Tiny and Uhtoff Trails (see accession # 1322 for full text)
1571 The Guelph and Goderich: A Link to the
Lake
1572 Specific Information on the Guelph to
Goderich Trail (Tiger Dunlop Trail)
1573 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Guelph Radial Line Trail
1574 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Radial Line
Trail
1575 Specific Information on the Guelph
Radial Line Trail
1576 Ontario Rail-Trail Profile
1577 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Guelph CNR
Spur Line
1578 Royal Recreation Trail - Guelph CNR Spur
Line
1579 Hike Ontario Workshop on Managing
Rail-Trails - Geulph CNR Spur Line
1580 Correspondence re: Haliburton Trail
1581 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Victoria Recreation Transportation Corridor Haliburton
1582 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Haliburton
Rail-Trail
1583 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Brantford
to Jerseyville, Hamilton to Jerseyville
1584 All Aboard! The Hamilton Region
Conservation Authority's West Hamilton to Jerseyville Rail Trail
1585 Specific Information on the Hamilton to
Jerseyville Rail-Trail
1586 Ontario Rail-Trail Profile - Hamilton to
Jerseyville
1587 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Hamilton to Jerseyville
1588 Rails to Trails - Hamilton to
Jerseyville
1589 Better Bicycling in Hamilton and
Wentworth
1590 Discover Dundas Valley pamphlet
1591 Discover the Dundas Valley pamphlet
included Hamilton to Jerseyville Trail
1592 Focus on Conservation - Hamilton to
Jerseyville Trail newsletter summer/fall issue
1593 Focus on Conservation - Hamilton to
Jerseyville Rail Trail newletter winter spring issue
1594 Vista newletter winter issue
1595 Vista newsletter summer issue
1596 Rail Trail Master Plan - West Hamilton
to Jerseyville
1597 Peterborough Bikeways Newsletter
1598 Footnotes
1599 Newsletter, 41 summer
1600 A Strategy For Theme Trails
1601 Footnotes newletter
1602 Footnotes newsletter
1603 The Blue Prints
1604 Niagara Grapevine newletter
1605 Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club
newsletter
1606 Niagara Grapevine, newsletter
1607 Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club
Newsletter
1608 The Central Ontario Railway: Into the Hills
of Gold (Hastings Heritage Trail)
1609 Trail Inventory of Ontario, Hastings
Heritage Trail
1610 Specific information on the Hastings
Heritage Trail, includes map
1611 Fax - map and general information
Hickson Trail
1612 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Hickson Trail
1613 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Hickson
Trail
1614 Hike Ontario Workshop on Managing
Rail-Trails - Hickson Trail
1615 Ontario Rail-Trail Profile - Hickson
Trail
1616 Personal Correspondence and Map - Howard
Watson Trail
1617 Rail-Trail Inventory and Guidebook
Survey - Howard Watson Nature Trail
1618 Trail Inventory of Ontario - Howard
Watson nature Trail
1619 Personal Correspondence to Lambton
Wildlife Incorporated re: CNR Right of way - Howard Watson Nature Trail
1620 Western Uplands Backpacking Trail
1621 Booth's Rock Trail
1622 Track and Tower Trail
1623 Mizzy Lake Trail
1624 The Canadian Men and Women of the Time -
J.R. Booth
1625 The John R. Booth Story
1626 Over The Hills to Geogian Bay - J.R.
Booth
1627 Centennial Reflections - J.R. Booth
1628 Report on the Preservation of the
Abandoned Ottawa/Arnprior/Parry Sound Rail Line
1629 Map of Parry Sound/Arnprior/Ottawa Rail
Line - Booth
1630 The Ottawa Arnprior and Parry Sound:
John Booth's Ghost Town Trail
1631 Jackson Creek Kiwanis Trail Installation
of Signage
1632 Trail Now Leads to Nova Scotia's
Balancing Rock
1633 The Cleveland Way
1634 Ballycastle Forest Nature Trail
1635 A Woodland Walk in Johnny Wood
Borrowdale
1636 A Walking Tour of Williamstown
1637 Mountain Bikers in Turf War With Other
Patrons of Parks
1638 Building By Design
1639 Lake Ontario Greenway Strategy
1640 Master Plan for the Gresham Section of
the Springwater Trail Corridor
1641 Walking Is Effective, Affordable
Exercise
1642 Jobs and Dollars Benchmark Successful
Season for Snowmobiling
1643 Promise Rock Nature Trail Official
Inauguration
1644 The Pennine Way
1645 The Maintenance of Public Paths
1646 The Diversion or Extinguishment of Public
Rights of Way Under the National Parks Act
1647 Report of the Footpaths Committee
1648 New Nature Trail Circles Scout Camp's
Promise Rock
1649 Heritage Riverscapes
1650 Marche
1651 Neston Rock Cutting Junior Nature Trail
1652 Effectiveness of Reducing Confilicts of
Recreational Trail Use in the Wilderness
1653 Trekking in Chile's Torres del Paine
1654 Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail Newsletter
I,2
1655 Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail Newsletter
I, 2
1656 Bruce Trail News Fall 1995
1657 Footprint Vol. 12 Number 2 March/April
1995
1658 Bruce Trail News
1659 Newsletter Spring 1995
1660 Nova Scotia Trails
1661 New Coastal Trail
1662 Haunted Trails
1663 Jackson Creek Kiwanis Trail
1664 Discover Historic Guelph 1995 Guided
Walking Tours
1665 Guysborough Nova Scotia Rail to Trail
1666 Nova Scotia Guysborough County Goes From
Rail to Trail
1667 Caribbean Mastic Trail Reopens
1668 A Strategy for Theme Trails
1669 Caledon Comment, Spring 1995
1670 Highlights of the Bruce Trail
1671 Pathways: The Ontario Journal of Outdoor
Education
1672 Campmor Equipment Catalogue
1673 Hiking in the Tyrol Is Walking Through a
Storybook
1674 1994 Bruce Trail Calendar
1675 The Rattler Newsletter, Summer 1995
1676 Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail Newsletter
1677 Survey of Users, Chilcoot Trail B.C.
1678 The Influence of Trail Use Intensity on
the Distribution of Wildlife: A Case Study of Presqu'ile Provincial Park
1679 Why Helmet Laws Treat Adults Like
Children
1680 Trails for Today and Tomorrow Map
1681 Your Toronto Winter 1995
1682 The Best of Signs
1683 The Iroquoian Quarterly Newsletter Vol.
30 Issue 3 Summer 1995
1684 Green Sward June 1995
1685 The Iroquoian Fall Newsletter
1686 Otago Central Rail Trail Newsletter
1687 Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail Newletter
1688 Greenways Volume 2 Number 1 Spring 1991
1689 Greenways Volume 2 Number 2
1690 Trailblazers move on to next phase
1691 Walking can be easy in Gaspe
1692 Recreational Trampling Experiments:
Effects of Trampler Weight and Shoe Type
1693 The Ganaraska News Fall 1995
1694 Outlook Newsletter Summer 1995
1695 Hike Canada Number 20 May 1995
1696 Trailblazer Newsletter July-September
1995
1697 The Rattler Newletter Fall 1995
1698 Caledon Comment Newsletter Fall/Winter
95/96
1699 Footprint Newsletter July/August 1995
1700 Footprint Newsletter January/February
1995
1701 Otago Central Rail Trail Newsletter May
1995
1702 Australian Rails to Trails Newsletter
Autumn/Winter 1995
1703 Peterborough Bikeways Newsletter May
1995
1704 Peterborough County and Downtown City
Cyclists' Maps
1705 Metropolitan Toronto Guide Map
1706 Press Release re. Guide to Canada's
Railway Heritage: Museums and Attractions
1707 Canadian Rails to Greenways Network
1708 The Great OUtdoors Newsletter
1709 Focus on Conservation Summer/Fall 1994
1710 The Friends of Mackenzie Newsletter
1711 Mississagi Provincial Park Newsletter
1712 Travel group wages publicity war against
battle damage (Newspaper Article published June 17, 1992)
1713 In Brief: Events of Interest to Outdoor
Enthusiasts (Magazine Article)
1714 Trans Canada Trail
1715 Green Sward Magazine Vol 1 No 2 June
1994
1716 An Initial Bibliography on Rail Trails
1717 An Initial Bibliography on Rail Trails
1718 Outlook Newsletter Fall 1995
1719 The Blue Print Newsletter September 1995
1720 Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club
Newsletter Fall 1995
1721 Rescuers Busy in Wilds of Vancouver
Article Sept. 6/95
1722 Niagara Bruce Trail Club Grapevine
Newsletter Fall 1995
1723 Greenways: A Guide to Planning, Design
and Development
1724 Ganaraska Trail List of Directors 1994
1725 Membership Application
1726 Trails and Tours Strategy Gets a
Kick-Start
1727 JobsOntario News Release re. Abandoned
Railway Rights-of -Way Nov. 4, 1994
1728 Five Public Forums on National Trails
Policy
1729 Mountain Biking on Authority Lands
Bulletin
1730 Equestrian Use on Conservation Authority
Lands
1731 Trail Development Promotional Flyer
1732 Greeting Card
1733 Proceedings of the 1991 Northeastern
Recreation Research Symposium
1734 Rails With Trails Bulletin
1735 American Trails 12th National Trails
Symposium Conference Agenda
1736 Letter re. Route of Trans Canada Trail
1737 Central Ontario TopTrails Peterborough
Examiner Newspaper Article Nov. 26, 1994
1738 Township of Smith Cross Country Ski
Trails
1739 Proposed On-Site Media, Banff National
Park
1740 Oak Ridges Trail Association Objectives
and Principles
1741 Oak Ridges Trail Association Brochure
1742 Trail Management Plan: The Seguin Trail
1743 Algonquin Park at One Hundred: A
Question of Survival
1744 Hastings Heritage Trail Association
Brochure
1745 Long-Distance Hiking in Ontario
1746 Voyageur Trail Association Update April
1995
1747 Voyageur Trail Association Brochure
1748 Quetico Provincial Park: Revised Park
Policy 1995
1749 Letter re. Collicutt Rails to Trails
Initiative April 10 1995
1750 Public Participation in Rail-Trail
Planning: Two Case Studies
1751 Tasmanian Trail News
1752 Alexander Mackenzie Becentennial
Expedition Annual Report
1753 The Net Economic Value of Recreation on
the National Forests
1754 Minutes of Meeting July 15 1991
1755 Warsaw Caves Conservation Area
1756 Economic Impact of Provincial Parks in
Ontario 1992
1757 Chilcoot Trail Management Plan Proposals
Newsletter #3
1758 Sport Canada Slashes Funding Newspaper
Article
1759 Biking Branches Out: 'Rails' Become
Trails
1760 An Interesting Association of Plants
Along A Railway Track at West Hill, ON
1761 The Pennine Way
1762 North Downs Way
1763 Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path
1764 Wolds Way
1765 The Ridgeway
1766 Cleveland Way
1767 The South West Coast Path
1768 Thames Path
1769 South Downs Way
1770 The South West Coast Path Project
1771 Vistas of Britain Guided Walking Tours
1772 Public Rights of Way: A Guide For
Landowners and Occupiers
1773 Robin Hood's Bay: Waymark Walk
1774 Yorkshire Dales National Park Guided
Walks 1994
1775 The Great North Walk: Further Down the
Track
1776 Hume and Hovell Walking Track: Blowering
Dam to Browns Creek
1777 Hume and Hovell Walking Track: Thomas
Boyd Trackhead to the Hole or Cribbs Bridge
1778 Hume and Hovell Walking Track:
Fitzpatrick Trackhead to Mount Wee Jasper
1779 "Another View" Aboriginal Walking
Track
1780 The Mahogany Walking Track
1781 Wilsons Promontory N.P. Walking Track
Guide 1 Southern Section
1782 Walks Around Mitta Mitta
1783 Bendigo Bushland Trail
1784 Barmah Walks
1785 Walks Around Aireys Inlet
1786 The Three Lost Children Walk
1787 Wilsons Promontory N.P. Walks - 2.
Northern Section
1788 Waburton Walks (2)
1789 Box Vale Walking Track near Mittagong
1790 Wollondilly Town Walk at Goulburn
1791 Rainforest Nature Walk at Hallidays
Point
1792 Walking the Australian Alps: Minimal
Impact Bushwalking
1793 Six Foot Track: Katoomba to Jenolan
Caves
1794 Bundidgerry Walking Track at Narrandera
1795 The Great North Walk
1796 Armidale Walking Track
1797 Walking Tracks
1798 Bomaderry Creek Walking Track
1799 Wellington Rails to Trails
1800 The Great Ganaraska Countryside
Adventure
1801 Ron Baylis' Comfortable Hiking Holidays
1995 Brochure
1802 Natural Outings 1995 Summer/Fall
Brochure
1803 Visitors Map: Greater Vancouver and
Southwestern British Columbia
1804 Trails Reference List
1805 The Envoronmental Impacts of Recreation
on Trails: An Annotated Bibliography
1806 Recreation Trails in Canada: A Comment
and Bibliography on Trail Development and Use with Special Reference to the
Rocky Mountain National Parks and Proposed Great Divide Trail
1807 Recreation Trails in Canada: a comment
and bibliography on trail development and use with special reference to the
Rocky Mountain National Parks and Great Divide Trail
1808 Hiking and Hiking Trails: A Trail and
Trail Based Activities Bibliography
1809 Impact of Backcountry Visitors on the
Environment: A Working Bibliography
1810 The Canaler Newsletter
1811 Heritage Highlights: A Biker's Holiday
Through the Thousand Islands
1812 Interactive Newsgroup Assignment
1813 Issues in Recreation Geography: Internet
Assignment
1814 Kawartha Rail-Trail Annual General
Meeting
1815 The Merritt Trail Brochure
1816 Niagara Cycling Routes
1817 Travelling the Trails Newspaper Article
1818 Welcome to The Rotary and The Algonquin
Regiment Fitness Trail
1819 Confederation Trail Newsletter
1820 Confederation Trail Brochure
1821 Notice of Annual General Meeting
1822 Crombie's window on the waterfront
Newspaper Article
1823 The peak of hiking in land of fiords
Newspaper Article
1824 Making trails where rails once thundered
1825 A bicycle device built for you and your
pooch Newspaper Article
1826 Permanent Immigration, 1991
1827 Pathway project Newspaper Article
1828 Peace in the woods Newspaper Article
1829 Cyclist falls from bridge Newspaper
Article
1830 Camping in the Rockies at night, riding
steeds by day Newspaper Article
1831 P.E.I. trail system launched Newspaper
Article
1832 Snowmobile clubs prepare trails
Newspaper Articles
1833 Waterfront Trail Activities Calendar and
Map Spring/Summer 1995
1834 Trans Canada Trail Donation Brochure
1835 Island Trails Q and A Brochure
1836 New Ways to Find Paths! Blaze Trails!
Explore! Letter
1837 Trans Canada Trail Merchandise Order Form
1838 Short Walks on Cape Cod and the Vineyard
1839 Kawarthas Nature
1840 Nov. 1995 Covering Letter
1841 The Basics of the National Trails System
Act Letter
1842 NBPC Technical Brief, Technical
Assistance Series, Number 4
1843 Ontario's Near North Adventure Guide
1844 SustransNewsletter Summer 1995
1845 National Trails Day June 1, 1996
Brochure
1846 American Discovery Trail Special
Newsletter
1847 List of Publications
1848 Local Funding Sources Newsletter
1849 GreenSense: A Report on State and Local
Finance Newsletter Vol. 1, 3 Autumn 1995
1850 Human Powered Outdoor Recreation: State
of the Industry Report
1851 Kakadu by Foot
1852 Sustainable Communities Conference
Brochure and Registration Form
1853 Peterborough Natural Areas Strategy:
Summary of the Draft Report
1854 Ontario Trails: A Growing Community
1855 Developing a Successful ISTEA
Enhancements Application for Trail, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Projects: Technical
Assistance Series #1
1856 Transportation Policy Resources Order
Form
1857 An Introduction to ISTEA and Trails: A
Newsletter
1858 Michigan Trailways Program
1859 The Impacts of Rail-Trails: Executive
Summary
1860 The Rivers, Trails, and Conservation
Assistance Program: Summary
1861 Trails Advocate Newsletter Vol. 11: 1
1862 An Insight into Uluru: The Mala Walk and
The Mutitjulu Walk
1863 Heritage Walks of Alice Springs Brochure
1864 Walks of Ormiston Gorge and Pound
Brochure
1865Larapinta Trail: Telegraph Station to
Simpsons Gap Brochure 1
1866 Park Notes: Walking Tracks in Kakadu
National Park
1867 Park Notes: Nanguluwur Gallery Walk
1868 Park Notes: Bushwalking in Kakadu
National Park
1869 Park Notes: Gungarre Walk: Aboriginal
Use of Plants
1870 Park Notes: BARRK Sandstone Bush Walk
1871 Memo re Moosonee Snowmobile Trail
1872 Cover letter re. Snowmobile Paradise
1873 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Publications
List/Order Form
1874 Northwest Ontario's Sunset Country
Winter Guide
1875 Ontario's Near North Adventure Guide
1876 Ontario's North of Superior Four Season
Adventure Guide
1877 Rainbow Country Guide to Winter
Activities
1878 Algoma Country Regional Snowmobile Guide
95/96
1879 James Bay Frontier Discovery Guide to
Winter Activities in the Districts of Cochrane and Timiskaming
1880 Southern Ontario Snowmobile Touring
Regions Guide Book
1881 Snowmobile Paradise Guide Book
1882 Guided Snowmobile Vacations In and
Around Algoma, Rainbow Country and James Bay Frontier
1883 World's # 1 Snowmobile Trails Map
1884 The Ridgeway National Trail Guide
1885 The Pennine Way National Trail Guide
1886 Timmins and Area District 14 (North)
Snowmobile Trails Map
1887 Near North Snowmobile Trail Map
1888 North of Superior Snomobile Trails Map
1889 Sudbury Trail Plan Snowmobile Trail Map
1994-1996
1890 The English Lakes Outdoor Leisure Map:
Ullswater and Haweswater
1891 1996 TransOntario Provincial Trail Map
1892 Northern Corridor Du Nord Snowmobile
Trail Map
1893 Share The View... Brochure
1894 Walks of Trephina Gorge Nature Park
1895 The Original Mountain Bike Trails
Handbook: A Guide to the Best Trails in the Greater Vancouver Area
1896 Trekking with Llamas Brochure
1897 Nottawasaga River Canoe Route Map and
Guide
1898 Up and Running: The Pinellas Trail
Brochure
1899 Cycling Huron County: Ontario's West
Coast Brochure and Map
1900 Southeast Michigan Greenways: A
VisionBrochure
1901 When Landowners Share...Show You Care
Brochure
1902 Discover America Two Feet At A Time
Brochure
1903 District # 8 Snowmobile Map
1904 1996 Haliburton County Snowmobile Trails
Map
1905 Cambridge Heritage River Trail
1906 Elora and Region Cycling Routes Map and
Brochure
1907 Kananaskis Trails Await Where Olympians
Competed Globe and Mail Article Nov. 29, 1995
1908 Reseau
cyclable de la region sherbrookoise Map
1909 Near North Trail Association 1995/96
Trail Map
1910 Cover Letter for Ontario's Near North
Adventure Guide
1911 Oak Ridges Trail: King Section, East
Side
1912 Ecotourism Management Post-Diploma
Program Flyer
1913 Cycling Canada
1914 A Guide to Thunder Bay's Recreation
Trails
1915 Notice of Public Consultation Meetings
1916 Trails: A Visitor's View
1917 Greenways: The Second Park Movement
1918 Ontario Trails: A Growing Community
1919 Zoning News: January 1990
1920 Canmore gateway to croos-country mecca
1921 Central Ontario TopTrails Map
1922 Snowmobiles belong on trails: group
1923 Robertson Lake Snowmobile Club Trail Map
1924 1995 Bruce Trail Calendar
1925 Travelling the trails
1926 Use of the Snowmobile and the Issue
Concerning Its Use on Trails in Ontario
1927 The Underlying Conflicts of Snowmobilers
versus Nordic Skiers
1928 User Conflicts on Recreation Trails: An
intensive look at ways potential conflicts could be avoided on the proposed
Peterborough-to-Lindsay trail
1929 Adjacent Landowners Opposition to Rail
Trails and Conflicts with Trail Enthusiasts
1930 Converted Railroad Trails in the Grand
River Valley: Grand River Conservation Authority Acquisition and Adjacent Landowner
Opposition
1931 National dream rides the trails: Nova
Scotia village hopes throngs of outdoor enthusiasts will beat a path from its
door
1932 Promotional Literature for Centre and
Snowmobiling and Cross-Country Skiing Packages
1933 Steps to Write a Proposal for the Downey
Pathway Project
1934 Correspondence re. Trails within
Springwater Provincial Park
1935 Woodland Nature Trail Brochure
1936 Cross Country Skiing in Springwater
Provincial Park Brochure
1937 Springwater Provincial Park Brochure
1938 Preliminary Management Plan for
Springwater Provincial Park
1939 A Proposed Systems Plan for Parks and
Protected Areas in Nova Scotia
1940 Trail Rider Newsletter
1941 West Coast Trail Brochure
1942 Reservation and Fees for Pacific Rim
National Park Reserve
1943 Summary of 1993 Pacific Rim National
Park Reserve User Survey Results
1944 Managing the West Coast Trail: A Survey
of West Coast Trail Hikers
1945 Hiking, Caving and Rock Climbing Guide
1946 National Parks and National Historic
Sites in British Columbia
1947 Ghost Railways of Ontario (photocopied
sections)
1948 Protecting Use of River and Trail
Recreation Routes in B.C.
1949 Chilkoot Trail: the U.S. Experience
1950 Managing Change on the Chilkoot Trail
1951 Ancestral Trail: A Long-Lost Road to
Quebec Through Maine
1952 Trent property: nature or nurture?
1953 Peterborough Bikeways Map Project
Community Input Form
1954 West Virginia Trails Lead to Mountain
Bike Heaven
1955 Snowmobilers drawn to Timmins' trails
Newspaper Article
1956 Trent University Wildlife Sanctuary
Brochure
1957 The Baker Trail: A Walk Through History
Draft Brochure
1958 Stewardship Plan...Taking the First
Steps Newspaper Article Jan. 23, 1996
1959 Le grand bike tours of Quebec
1960 Trail Development and Tourism Conference
Poster
1961 Rails to Greenways Conference 1996 Flyer
1962 Haliburton County Trails and Tours
Network Strategy
1963 Parc Lineaire Le P'tit Train du Nord:
Section MRC des Pays-d'en-Haut
1964 Belgian Horses Used to Remove Trees in
Trent Wildlife Sanctuary
1965 Snowmobilers drawn to Timmins' trails
Newspaper Article
1966 West Virginia trails lead to
mountain-bike heaven Newspaper Article
1967 Rescuers busy in wilds of Vancouver
Newspaper Article
1968 1995 - 1996 Snowmobile Package in Cornwall
and the Seaway Valley
1969 Peterborough Ecology Park Notice of
Annual Meeting
1970 Hiking in the mountains of Sinai
Newspaper Article
1971 Making Tracks: A Guide to Snowmobiling
at Ontario Resorts Brochure
1972 Multi-Use Trails in Canada: An Analysis
of Some Successful Cases
1973 Tourists flocking to sled marathon
1974 Trails: a legacy of the railway era
1975 On Japan's ancient trail of tears
1976 Trail riders
1977 Ontario's Northern Trails Magazine
1978 America's Trails: A Directory of Organizations
and Managing Agencies
1979 Trails 2000: A Trail Construction and
Maintenance Update
1980 Greenways: Making Natural Connections
1981 Adventure Cycling Tours 96
1982 Western Trailbuilders Association 1996
Membership List
1983 Heritage Trails Fund Newsletter
1984 Phoenix Mountains Preserve Designated
Trails Guide
1985 Don't Be A Trailblazer Brochure
1986 Creating a Positive Future for
Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Brochure
1987 Country Roads Tour Booklet
1988 Hiking in and Around Peterborough
1989 Towpaths-to-Trails; A Summary of
America's Historic Transportation Canals and their Recreational Potential
1990 Vibrations
1991 Preliminary Contact List: Southern
Ontario Trail Associations and Clubs
1992 England-to-France walk goes through the
Chunnel
1993 Preparing for Partnership; What
Charities Should Know About Foundations
1994 The Potomac Appalachian, Newsletter
1995 Greenways and Trails Newsletter
1996 The Causeway Connection Magazine
1997 Meet the PATC (Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club) Brochure
1998 Tourists to Walk Spans of Sydney Harbour
Bridge Globe and Mail Article May 15, 1996
1999 Nature Walks for Blind Globe and Mail
May 18
2000 A systems Plan For Implementing An
Ontario Rail-Trail Network
2001 109 Walks in British Columbia's Lower
Mainland
2002 Adventures in Cycling, Hiking and Nature
Observation Guide
2003 Adventures in Horseback Riding, Guide
2004 Urban Greenpaths Action Project
2005 The Waterfront Finale At Col. Sam Smith
Park
2006 Off the Beaten Track: Muskoka's Growing
Network of Hiking Trails and Muskoka Recreational Trails Council By-law 95-1
2007 13th National Trails Symposium
2008 Environmental Impacts of Recreation:
Methodology With Specific Reference to Ecotourism in Freycinet National Park
and the West Coast Trail-Pacific Rim National Park
2009 Multi-Use Trails In Canada:An Analysis
of Some Successful Cases
2010 Five Counties Recreational Trails Master
Plan
2011 Fribourg Pre-Alpine Itinerary, guide for
a Hike in the Swiss Alps
2012 Yukon National Historic Sites
2013 An Atlas of Rail Trails in Ontario
2014 Adventure Cycling Tours
2015 National Recreational Trails Advisory
Committee: Annual Report for Fiscal year 1994
2016 The International Countryside
Stewardship Exchange
2017 The Countryside Institute: The
Countryside Exchange, The Glynwood Center
2018 Arizona State Parks Travel Guide and Map
2019 Final Report: The National Bicycling and
Walking Study: Transporation Choices for a Changing America
2020 Florida Greenways
2021 North American Greenway Tour
2022 200km Mountain Bike Enduro
2023 Winter Gold Rush
2024 Adventures in Cycling, Hiking, Nature
Observation and Rock Climbing
2025 Metro Parks and Trails
2026 The Impact of Tourism on Identity
2027 Trent Property: Nature or Nuture?
2028 Profs Chart Course to Museum
2029 Hut to hut skiing in Gaspesie Park
2030 Trails for Tourism
2031 Outdoors Ontario: Dog Sledding Trips
2032 Trent Hosts Voyageur Banquet
2033 Hiking Holidays
2034 The Five Counties Recreation Trail
Corporation Committee
2035 Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities
Planning and Design Guidelines
2036 Waterfront Trail Pulbications
2037 Heritage Canoe Festival 1996
2038 Ready for the Longest Mountain Bike
Trail in the World?
2039 On Common Ground: Environmental
Stewarship CUrriculum and Training
2040 Wilderness Lover's Guide to the Web
2041 Start Your Trip on the Web
2042 Spreading Rail-Trail Fever Around
Queen's Park
2043 Ontario's Niagara Escarpment: a World
Biosphere Reserve
2044 Juan De Fuca Marine Trail
2045 Dogs of Winter
2046 New Brunswick Provincial Trails System:
Information Prepared for the Canadaian Parks and Recreation Association Annual
Meeting
2047 Burns Bog
2048 Environmental Education: A Teacher's
Perspective
2049 A Constructivist Approach To Nature
Education: A Report
2050 Urban Walks
2051 In-Line Skating
2052 Castlebar International Four Day Walks
2053 Spokes for Folks : Bicycle Tours and
Rentals
2054 Metro Cycling Map
2055 Wildlife Habitat Trail
2056 Waterfront Trail Relay Challenge
2057 Cranberry Bog Hiking Trail
2058 Parks in the Wilderness
2059 Killarney Provincial Park Hiking Trails
2060 Killarney Provincial Park
2061 Killarney Provincial Park
2062 Friends of Killarney Park
2063 Killarney
2064 Walking tour of Alps canton is a joy
without the pain
2065 Whistler Mountain Trail Map
2066 Confederation Trail
2067 CFB Esquimalt Naden Walking Tour
2068 Rainforest Walks
2069 West Coast Trail Port Renfrew
"Connector"
2070 Tourism and the Hilltribes of Thailand
2071 Trekking In Nothern Thailand: Rural
Development and Information Needs
2072 I hear Ameria Slogging
2073 Killarney Provincial Park: Trail
Research & Management Approaches Report
2074 China Hikers Change Life of Village Boy
2075 Trans Canada Trail Foundation (Board of
Management as of Sept 95) and Advisory Council
2076 Old Tyme Family Picnic
2077 Invitation to Attend Rouge Park Events
2078 Mountain Bike Trail Symposium
2079 Ontario Parks Association Annual General
Meeting
2080 Letter - Development Charges Act
2081 Explorations '96 Trade Show
2082 Special Events Planned For Parks Day
2083 Trails West
2084 Island Opens Arms to Active Visitors
2085 Eco-Friendly Farmers CAPed Again
2086 American Greenways DuPont Awards Program
2087 Walking Tour of Historic Millbrook
2088 Take a Hike Canada a parks day event
2089 Draft Policy for Shared Use Recreational
Trails in Ontario
2090 Population Pressure on Stanley Park
2091 Biking the Remote wilds of Utah's Desert
2092 On a Bicycle Built for Tours
2093 Silent Lake Provincial Park Trails
2094 Silent Lake Provincial Park Mountain
Bike Trail
2095 News Release
2096 Going Places the 4th National
Rails-to-Trails Conference
2097 Du Fer au Vert: Premier Forum Quebecois
Sur Le Recyclage Des Voies Ferrees a Des Fins Recreatives Et Touristiques
2098 From Rusty Rails To Nature Trails
2099 Banff Backcountry Trails: Summary - 1994
Exit Survey of Non-Commercial Users
2100 Hiking the Less-Travelled Road
2101 Peterborough and District Calendar
2102 Day to Celebrate Parks
2103 Victoria County Roads Cycling Routes
Brochure
2104 Cycling in Ontario 1994:The Annual
Handbook of the Ontario Cycling Association
2105 8 hour flying buttrest Mountain Bike
Team Relay Brochure and Pledge Form
2106 Ganaraska Gear Grinder Mountain Bike
Enduro/Tour Brochure
2107 Can Learn Through CAN-BIKE Newspaper
Artilce
2108 Noranda Forest/Multiple Sclerosis
Society of Canada Bike Tour Brochure and Entry Form
2109 Boler Mountain Bike Centre Brochure
2110 Report on Completing the Ganaraska Trail
2111 Searchmont's Red Maple Blazing Saddles
Weekend
2112 Durham Durango Enduro
2113 Development of Rail Trails Focus of
Conference Newspaper Article
2114 Turning old railways into trails
Newspaper Article
2115 New Opportunities for farmers near rail
trails: MPP Newspaper Article
2116 Island opens arms to active visitors
Newspaper Article
2117 Hitting the trail and learning lots
Newspaper Article
2118 Castlebar International Four Day Walks
Newspaper Article
2119 Summary of 'China Hikers Change Life of
Village Boy' Newsletter Article in Footnotes
2120 Rose-a-Thon 1996 Brochure and Pledge
Form
2121 1996 Membership and Licence Application
Form
2122 Outside Expeditions Ecotourism Tours
Brochure
2123 Island Trails Brochure
2124 Chico Racing/BikeNXS Summer/Fall
Newsletter
2125 The Railway Life-Cycle in Ontario
2126 Trails: A Report based on a Churchill
Fellowship of 1995 and the award of a Carnegie Trust Travel Grant
2127 Trail Manual
2128 How Greenways Work: A Handbook on
Ecology
2129 Victoria Recreation Transportation
Corridor
2130 The Bruce Trail: Use and Economic Impact
Study
2131 1996 Bruce Trail Calendar
2132 Trails in the Lake George Region
Official Map and Guide
2133 Adirondack Canoe Routes Offical Map and
Guide
2134 Trails in the High Peaks Official Map
and Guide
2135 Trails in the Schroon Lake Region
2136 Otter Creek Horse trail
2137 Long Distance Trails: The Appalachian
Trail as a Guide to Future Research and Management Needs
2138 Trails: A Report Based on a Churchill
Fellowship of 1995 and the Award of a Carnegie Trust Travel Grant
2139 Snowmobile, Dog Sled and Nordic Ski
Trails Brochure
2140 Mountain Biking Brochure
2141 Chenango County Snowmobile Trails
2142 Hamilton Coutny Snowmobile Trails
2143 Appalachian Trailway News Special
Edition
2144 Appalachian Trailway News Vol. 36 No. 4
November 1975
2145 Jasper Day Use Trails Survey Draft
Interim Report
2146 Banff Back Country Trails Survey
2147 Trail Development and Tourism: The
Proceedings of the 1996 Annual Conference of the Ontario Trails Council
2148 Happenings: A Word on Recreation
Accidents, Risk Management and Preventative Law
2149 Walking, Hiking and Tourism: Making
Ontario an International Destination
2150 AA Book of Country Walks: Step-by-Step
around 205 of Britain's Finest Routes
2151 Official Notice of the Three Year Plan
of Railway Abandonments
2152 Back Country Biking in the Canadian
Rockies
2153 The Oak Ridges Moraine Area Strategy for
the Greater Toronto Area
2154 All Terrain Vehicle Trail Marking
Techniques
2155 Winter Gold Rush: The Benefits and
Opportunities Guide for the Business of Snowmobiling
2156 Ecotourism Programming for Tourism
Establishments Conference Brochure
2157 Abandoned Railway Right of Ways in
Ontario and List of Interministerial Committee Members
2158 Comprehensive Plan for the Protection,
Management, Development and Use of the Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2159 Hey, Long Island: Go Take A Hike Brochure
2160 Upland footpaths are the least in need
of quarried stone
2161 Hiking Throught the Autumn Leaves
Magazine Article
2162 A Wetland Study of the Cavan Bog
2163 Appalachian Trail Guidelines
2164 Press Release Kit
2165 Silent Lake Provincial Park Mountain
Bike Trail
2166 Ontario Trails Council Public Action
Program
2167 Groundworks '96 Conference: From
Naturalization to Restoration Brochure
2168 Seven Days Two Wheels Conference
Brochure
2169 Trail Development Workshop Brochure
2170 Great Lakes Regional Water Trail
Conference Brochure
2171 Ecotourism Association Poster
2172 Rough Rider Newspaper Photo
2173 Test the Trail Friday Newspaper Article
2174 Ganaraska Hiking Trail: A Cross-Country
Hiking Trail Brochure
2175 Silent Lake Provincial Park Trails
Brochure
2176 Conference Preview Brochure
2177 Waterfront Trail Relay Challenge
Postcard
2178 Island Tours Brochure
2179 Waterfront Trail Relay Challenge Pledge
Form
2180 Forgotten Trails Brochure
2181 The Long and Winding Trail Magazine Article
2182 Groundworks 1996: from Naturalization to
Restoration Southern Ontario Regional Conference
2183 Hardwood Hills Mountain Bike Centre
2184 TRANS CANADA TRAIL LETTER
2185 THE STORY OF THE CHEMONG PORTAGE
2186 THE GOOD IDEAS BOOKLET
2187 WALKS WITH HISTORY
2188 WHISTLER MOUNTAIN HIKING MAP: SUMMER
MOUNTAIN GUIDE 1996
2189 BLACKCOMB ALPINE HIKING AND SUMMER
ACTIVITIY GUIDE: SUMMER 1996
2190 DISCOVERY ROUTES PARTNERSHIP
2191 THE CONSERVATION FUND
2192 GRAND RIVER WATERSHED MANAGMEENT PLAN
FOR PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE
2193 CEDARHURST ESTATES HIKING TRAILS
2194 NA KWESH KO DAA DING GREAT LAKES
REGIONAL WATER TRAILS CONFERENCE
2195 VOYAGEUR EXPEDITION WITH LYNN NOEL ON
THE ST MARYS RIVER HERITAGE WATER TRAIL
2196 INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PARK
PLANNING PROCESS FOR MISSISSAGI PROVINCIAL PARK
2197 LAURENTIAN LEGACY
2198 HIKING THROUGH THE AUTUMN LEAVES
2199 TRANSFER OF LANDS BETWEEN THE CITY,
TRIPLE T HOLDINGS LIMITED AND PETERBOROUGH CONDOMINIUM CORPORTATION - NOS. 16,
17 AND 20
2200 ONTARIO'S BRUCE TRAIL
2201 HIKING IN THE PETERBOROUGH AND KAWARTHA
LAKES REGION
2202 Country Roads Cycling Routes Brochure
and Maps
2203 New York State Canal System: Finger
Lakes Region
2204 Snow Book Guide and Maps to Southern
Ontario Snowmobile Touring Regions
2205 McCauley Mountain Hiking and Touring
Trails Brochure and Map
2206 Mountain Manners Brochure
2207 Colorado Trails Resource Guide Brochure
and Map
2208 Guide to Responsible Mountain Biking
2209 Finger Lakes Region Travel Guide
2210 I Love New York Travel Guide and Map
2211 I Love New York Adirondacks Travel Guide
2212 I Love New York Vacation Map
2213 The Big Apple Visitors Guide
2214 Update of the Master Plan for Parks and
Recreation for the City of Peterborough
2215 Cycling in Ontario 1997 Annual Handbook
of the Ontario Cycling Association
2216 The Bruce Trail, Ontario: Users and
their Economic Impact
2217 OFSC Annual Report 1996
2218 Ontario Hiking Day Leader's Kit
2219 Site Assessment and Site Development Plan
for the Interpretive Area and Deer Viewing Area on Little River Road, Golden
Valley Ontario
2220 Kawartha Nordic Ski Club Cross Country
Ski Brochure
2221 Flora and Avifauna: Inventory List for
the Rotary Greenway Trail
2222 Finger Lakes Summer/Fall Calendar of
Events
2223 Friends of Pathways Map and Brochure
2224 Finger Lakes Region Attractions 1996
2225 The hills are alive with the sound of
ringing cellular phones
2226 Recreation Resource Inventory, Turkey
Bay Off-Road Vehicle Area, Land Between the Lakes, Tennessee Valley Authority,
Golden Pond, Kentucky
2227 ORVs at Turkey Bay
2228 Notice of Meeting March 19 1997
2229 Letter to Robert Lapum re status of
Kawartha Rail-trail
2230 Rouge Park Hiking Trails: Glen Rouge to
Pearse House
2231 The '90s turn into sue-first decade:
Municipalities reel from sting of liability claims
2232 Great Lakes Regional Water Trail
Conference Brochure
2233 Silent Lake Provincial Park Mountain
Bike Trail Brochure
2234 Trail Studies Unit Brochure
2235 Taking to the trails
2236 Trails to Treasures Lottery
2237 Taking Back the Streets: Bicycles,
Bruises and Confronting Cars
2238 Announcement of Annual Conference and
AGM
2239 Another Really Big Bike Ride Newspaper
Article April 2 1997
2240 Mountain bike event hits the local
region Newspaper Article April 3 1997
2241 Leamington: a walk through history
brochure
2242 Underwater trail Newspaper Article April
2 1997
2243 Aids to Independent Living: Breaking
through the barriers
2244 A guide to recognizing, understanding
and assisting travellers with disabilities
2245 Access to the Park Environment:
Barrier-Free Guidelines
2246 Can Horsepackers Learn New Tricks?
2247 Whiteshell Provincial Park Map and Guide
2248 Flyer for the Peterborough Bikeways
Annual Bike Show
2249 Bancroft and District : A Winter
Dreamland
2250 Our Environment Brochure
2251 Peterborough Bikeways Special Bulletin
2252 Laurentides/Laurentians Tourist Guide
2253 Eastern Townships Tourism Guide
2254 Huron County Cycling
2255 Huron County Hiking Brochure
2256 Cyprus Lake Hiking Trails Brochure
2257 Cycling Lake Huron Shoreline, Bruce
County Brochure
2258 The Kawartha Lakes region, Ontario
Canada
2259 Off camber magazine flyer advertisement
2260 Exploring the Rain Forest Trail, Pacific
Rim National Park, British Columbia
2261 Provisional Guide to the Trails of Banff
National Park
2262 Kootenay National Park Releases
Backcountry Guide
2263 Tips and Tails Brochure
2264 Princess Sodalite Mine Rock Shop
2265 Welcome to Paudash and Eel's Lakes Area
Brochure
2266 Welcome to a Four Season Resort Brochure
2267 Round Algonqui Park Passport Brochure
2268 Ski "Inn" to "Howling
Wolf" Yurt Brochure
2269 Going to Town: Architectural Walking
Tours in Southern Ontario
2270 Trails of Northumberland County
2271 Minutes of Meeting January 11 1996
2272 Minutes of Meeting February 1, 1996
2273 Minutes of Meeting March 11 1996
2274 Discover Adventure on a Canadian
Heritage River Brochure
2275 Whistler Outdoors Guide
2276 A Hiking Guide to New Brunswick
2277 Hiking Trails of Nova Scotia
2278 Up the gold-rush mountain trail
newspaper article
2279 Kananaskis Country Trail Guide
2280 Walking New Zealand's nature paths
newspaper article
2281 Interest Group Perceptions of Trail
Conditions in the Ganaraska Forest, Ontario: A Method for Determining Limits of
Acceptable Change
2282 The South Devon Coast Path
2283 A Partnership Strategy for the Alexander
Mackenzie Voyageur Route
2284 Fisher Cross-Country Sel-Guided Ski
Trail Plan and Evaluation and Cross-Country Ski Trail Survey and Statistics
1984
2285 Institutional arrangements to Protect
Long Distance Trails: An Evaluation of the Appalachian and Bruce Trail
Experiences; Background Notes
2286 Ecotourism at the boreal edge; study
summary
2287 Visitor Impacts on Backcountry Campsites
and Strategies for Minimizing Them: A Case Study of Pukaskwa National Park,
Canada=
2288 Interpretive Evaluation: An Applied
Methodology for Self-Guided Trails=
2289 La Vase Portage Project: A Canadian
Heritage Success Story; brochure=
2290 Railroads in the Peterborough Area from
1850; occasional paper=
2291 Northumberland County Travel Guide
2292 Planning for Ontario's natural resouces
despite realities of politics; newspaper article=
2293 Plastic hills alive to sound of boots;
newspaper article
2294 Travel Notes: Cycle Nova Scotia
2295 Tracing history through our rivers; Lots
of info available for river adventures=
2296 Blazing a new trail through Canada:
sections of the Trans Canada Trail already open=
2297 Oak Ridges Moraine Maps
2298 Grand Footpaths: a guide to 20 favourite
hiking trails in Brant County
2299 Canoe Routes: Burnt River, Gull River=
2300 The Mantario Hiking Trail
2301 Footloose in the Columbias: a hiker's
guide to the trails of Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, British
Columbia
2302 Sarajevo's "massacre trail"
lures groups of war tourists=
2303 The Great Divide Trail: Banff to
Waterton=
2304 Rouge Park Trails Plan: Open House=
2305 Temagami Management Unit 1997-1999
Contingency Plan=
2306 Journey: The Seaway Trail- NYS' Premier
Scenic Byway=
2307 Conflicts Over Conversion of Railways to
Recreational Trails: Research Proposal=
2308 Ecotourism: Remedy or Poison?-
Development Forum Series=
2309 Turn rail lines into trails, group says:
Council hears pitch for Canadian trail=
2310 The Canadian Waterfront Resource Centre=
2311 Permaculture: a design system for
sustainable human communities=
2312 The Walk to Gibbet Hill: Other walks;
Queen's Battery, Ladies Lookout=
2313 Algonquin Park "Derailed"=
2314 Hill Walking's high returns
2315 30 years in the making: comprehensive
economic impact and user study of the Bruce Trail, Ontario, Canada=
2316 Nova Scotia Trails Federation
2317 Ecotourism Resource Inventory: A
community partnership project for Peterborough and The Kawarthas
2318 The British Countryside Act and Country
Park Policy
2319 Calendar of Events: McKinnon Forestry
Centre=
2320 Sentier Kalmia: centre d'interpretation
de la nature
2321 Bruce Trail News
2322 How to Plan a Hike
2323 Proposed Foot Trail for Western Canada
2324 Cross-country ski outing on trials of
Pleasure Valley
2325 Heritage Development, Rail-Trails, and
the National Trails System
2326 Snowmobile Packages
2327 Recreational Pathways of Canada's
Capital Region=
2328 Portaging on the Slave River (Fort
Smith)
2329 Pathway Crossing
2330 The path of most resistance=
2331 Lake Nipigon Provincial Park Management
Plan Review - Invitation to Participate=
2332 Rock Art Conservation: Some Realities
and Practical Considerations
2333 Greenways Development: Opportunities of
Today for the Recreation of Tomorrow=
2334 Tourism Attractions: Points, Lines, and
Areas
2335 Guide to Trails in the Shenandoah
National Park=
2336 CFB Esquimalt Historic Walking Tour=
2337 Metro Cycling Map=
2338 The Best Way to Discover Ontario is the
Ride Way=
2339 Ganaraska: Motorcycle Trail Map=
2340 Huron County Cycling=
2341 Talbot Trail: Lake Erie's Historic
Highway=
2342 Discovery Ski Trails: Discovery Routes=
2343 Metro Parks and Trails
2344 Saugeen RailTrail
2345 Avon Trail
2346 Taking bikes to the mountain: Hitting
the trails on two wheels is gaining popularity=
2347 Sustrans: paths for people, 15 year
review incorporating annual report 1992-1993=
2348 National Cycle Routes in European
Countries=
2349 Rails -with- Trails: Sharing Corridors
for Transportation and Recreation=
2350 A walk away from urban cares: Parks,
beaches, greenery dot 20-km path along Lake Ontario=
2351 City Council to Vote on Bike Lanes
2352 Interior trail zig-zags from Hope to
Castlegar
2353 Taking Stock- The Pursuit of Metro's
Regional Trail System
2354 Impact of Mountain Bicycle Activity in
Metro Parks
2355 Problems and benefits: a study of
adjacent landowners along several rail-trail corridors within Ontario
2356 A study of rail line abandonment in
Southern Ontario 1976-1996 and the conversion of railways to muliple uses
2357 Pedestrian and bicyclist safety and
accommodation
2358 Path to protection: applying the ABC
resource inventory method to locate a hiking trail route on the Oak Ridges
Moraine=
2359 Ganaraska Hiking Trail
2360 Kawartha Snow Trails
2361 Leamington: a walk through history
2362 Kawarthas Top Trails
2363 Mountain Bike Tours
2364 Cobalt's Northern Ontario Mining Museum
2365 Heritage Silver Trail
2366 Journey to the centre of the earth: the
Timmins Underground Gold Mine Tour
2367 Kingston by Bike
2368 8th Annual Mackenzie Challenge
2369 Trails Illustrated Topo Maps
2370 Art Trail in the Foothills
2371 Borealis Outdoor Adventures:
Saskatchewan Bike Tours
2372 Track Opens Brisbane Ranges to disabled
2373 Development of Abandoned Rail Lands
2374 New Cross-Country Skis? Try Provincial
Parks
2375 Winter Fresh Hiking and Carnivals
2376 Planning and Management for National
Wildlife Areas in the Long Point Region
2377 Newsletter: Alexander Mackenzie Voyageur
Route Association=
2378 Global Action
2379 BTCV in Action: Protecting the
Environment=
2380 Natural Break: Conservation Working
Holidays=
2381 Management of Wild Ungulate Habitat in
the Western United States and Canada: A Review
2382 Review of progress in development and
testing of humane animal traps
2383 Planning and Management of Long Point
and Turkey Point Provincial Parks
2384 National Outdoor Leadership School
2385 Ontario Hiking Day
2386 Rent a Bike
2387 Bicycle Commuting
2388 Nature Area Committee Referendum
2389 Adopt-a-Nature-Area
2390 All 'Fore!' Golf in Trent's Beloved
Wildlife Sanctuary?
2391 A Short History of the National Trail
2392 Recreational multi-use trail could cost
$1.8 million
2393 The Pulse: Overview 1997
2394 How to Build a Nature Trail
2395 Forest Roads and Trails
2396 The Bruce Trail- ten years later
2397 300-mile Trail along Great Divide
2398 Master Plan for Development and
Management of Recreational Use of Abandoned Railway Lands
2399 Shawanaga-Ardbeg Snowmobile Trail
2400 Ontario Cross Country Skiing News
2401 NPPAC Fact Sheet and Position: Park
status for West Coast Trail and Nitinat Triangle
2402 Identifying Scenic Rural Roads
2403 Fall Newsletter: 1979-1980
2404 Self-Guided Trails
2405 Trail Etiquette
2406 Tree Preservation Bylaw
2407 Trans Ontario Provincial Trail Map
2408 Bicyclist's Handbook: a guide for young
drivers
2409 Interpretive & Education Programs:
Nature Trails Unlimited
2410 Pioneer Cycle Guide
2411 Trails to Treasures Lottery
2412 Island Trails
2413 Canadian Rails to Greenways Conference
1996
2414 Snowmobile Trails
2415 Green Gutters & Gargoyles
2416 North Simcoe Railtrail
2417 The Woodsman's Code: how to behave in
the wilderness
2418 Lakeshore Cycle Guide: Toronto to
Belleville
2419 Tourism Attractions: Points, Lines, and
Areas
2420 Cycling in Ontario 1994
2421 The Ecological and Heritage Values of
Trails
2422 Blazing a new trail through Canada
2423 Campers' Perceptions of Site
Deterioration and Crowding
2424 Creating Community Vision
2425 Blazing a trail from Elora to Cataract
2426 Upland footpaths are the least in need
of quarried stone
2427 Quinte-Hastings Recreational Trail
Project
2428 National Trails System for the United
States
2429 Hydro Rights of Way and Trails
2430 Hiking Trail Proposal Gets Go-Ahead]
2431 Taking a Hike
2432 In defence of Erosion
2433 150 Old-Growth Hikes
2434 Managing Summer Visitors at Sunshine
2435 Watch This Green Space: Wirral Way
2436 Outdoor Recreation Space Standards
2437 A Travel Simulation Model for Bowron
Lake Provincial Park
2438 Shipwreck Trail Reopened in B.C.
2439 Minister Backs Tourist Trail
2440 Scenic Highway Urged for Hikers
2441 Evaluating Interpretive Walks -- Video
Techniques
2442 Algonquin Provincial Park Trail User
Survey
2443 Interpretive Evaluation: Development of
a Methodology for Evaluating Self-Guided Trails
2444 A cycle-and-sip tour of Germany's
Weinstrasse
2445 A Snow Walker's Companion, Winter Trail Skills
From the Far North
2446 Ganaraska Wilderness: The toughest trail
2447 Rouge deserves more recognition
2448 OPP on ATVs: Patrol CNR rail bed
2449 Toronto Bike Week
2450 In-Line Skating: Fun, good for you and a
great way to travel
2451 Tourism, ecotourism, and protected areas
2452 The Original Peterborough Walks
2453 The Rotary Greenway Trail Guidebook
2454 Making a pitch to Canadians to see
historic sites
2455 The Niagara Escarpment: A Special
Report- Vanishing point
2456 Ontario Conservation Trails
2457 Grand Actions
2458 Guelph Hiking Trail Club Newsletter
2459 Otago Central Rail Trail Newsletter
2460 Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail Newsletter
2461 Best Practices for Parks Canada Trails:
a spectrum of appropriate trail activities, services, and facilities
2462 Kluane National Park Reserve: 1996
Wilderness Experience Study
2463 CN Donates Rail Line
2464 Impact of Snowmobiles and All-Terrain
Vehicles on the Environment
2465 Moving Mountains
2466 Up the hill backwards
2467 Communities in Bloom
2468 Wood Bison Trail: Guide Map
2469 Adventures in Horseback Riding
2470 ARE-NOT Member Stable Directory
2471 Ontario Mountain Bike Trail Guide
2472 Crane Lake Nature Trail Guide
2473 Trans Canada Trail: Trail Builder
Update- Ontario
2474 Effects of Recreational Impacts on Soil
Microbial Communities
2475 Hiking to health
2476 Land purchase is a spike through heart
of rails to trails
2477 Trans Canada Trail buils on local
efforts
2478 State Parks and Recreation Offices
2479 An idea so good that it deserves
criticism
2480 National dream rides the trails
2481 Kawartha Rail-Trail Management Board
Plan
2482 Meeting Minutes from the Ad Hoc Railway
Committee
2483 Hastings Heritage Trail Association
2484 Brochure a guide to area
2485 A walk across Britain
2486 Metis Nation and AES: Clean-up Partners
on the Canol Trail
2487 Visionaries blaze happy trails
2488 Trails for sale
2489 Durham Forest Environmental Education
Centre
2490 Chilkoot's Other Face
2491 Enhancing countryside recreation
benefits through the rights of way system in England and Wales
2492 Snowmobile Paradise: Trail Map
2493 Snowmobiler Friendly
2494 S.T.O.P. Snowmobile Trail Officer
Patrol, Sudbury Pilot Project
2495 Secrets-of-Nature Trail and Game: A
hands-on challenge for multi-sensory learning and relating
2496 West Coast Trail Change
2497 Off-road vehicle recreation: the impact
of off-road motorcycles on soil and vegetation conditions
2498 Recreational Trails in Ontario:
Historical Development and Policy Options
2499 Pathways of the Spirit
2500 A walk in 1066
2501 1997 Bruce Trail Calendar
2502 Canada Sea to Sea on the Alexander
Mackenzie Voyageur Route
2503 Out for a walk, From 57th Street to
Connecticut
2504 Appalachean and Bruce Trails
2505 The Meter's Running, Walk in the Woods
2506 Ecological Effects of Snowmobiles
2507 Hiking Trails of Nova Scotia
2508 Foredune Stabilisation, Muriwai Beach
domain
2509 A Visitor Impact Management Index Menu
System
2510 Design of an off-road vehicle recreation
study: characteristics, demand and impact of the social and physical
environment
2511 Does repeated human intrusion cause
cumulative declines in avian richness and abundance?
2512 Exploring the Waterfront Trail
2513 Marsh Boardwalk Trail
2514 Modelling the evolution of human trail
systems
2515 Kawartha Region Conservation Area Guide
2516 Rideau Trail
2517 Archie Coulter Conservation Area
2518 Ken Reid Conservation Area,
Cross-Country Skiing and Winter Hiking Trails
2519 Royal Recreation Trail
2520 Lynn Valley Trail
2521 Saugeen Rail Trail
2522 Forgotten Trails
2523 Oak Ridges Trail Association
2524 Ganaraska Forest: Where to go when
nature calls!
2525 Rerouting the future
2526 Ganaraska Ranch
2527 Protecting the Land you Love
2528 Lindsay District
2529 Simple Footbridges
2530 Anatomy of a Bike Trail
2531 Nature Trails in Switzerland
2532 Trail Construction
2533 Guide to Walkway Construction and
Maintenance
2534 Board Walk
2535 Management Policies
2536 Hike Ontario: The Organization for
Hikers and Walkers
2537 Rail trails are picking up steam
2538 Snowmobile Yearbook
2539 NS Trails
2540 Recreation Trails, A Perspective from
the OFSC
2541 Guidelines for Designing Snowmobile
Bridges
2542 TransCanadaTrail
2543 Metre by metre, A Grand Vision is now on
the path to reality
2544 Most Wanted
2545 Fundraising for Non-Profits
2546 Trails
2556 On the Ganaraska Trail
2557 The Trail
2558 A Walk in the Park: Fee or Free?
2559 Wandering
2560 Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail Newsletter
2561 Trail Talk
2562 Otago Central Rail Trail Newsletter
2563 The Inca Trail, King of Trails
2564 Hike Canada
2565 Newsletter
2566 The Right to Roam, The Rambler and the
Countryside
2567 Urban Trails: Tremendous Recreational
Oppurtunity
2568 Trails and Recreational Greenways:
Corridors of Benefits
2569 In Ontario, a patch of the Prairies
2570 Newsletter
2571 Central Ontario Trails and Tourism
Development Project
2572 Ganaraska trail may join new green belt
2573 The Oak Ridges Morain Inter-Regional
Trail Network
2574
2575 Greenways, Trails for Today and Tomorrow
2576 Ground Stabilization and Soil Building
2577 Canada's Trail
2578 Walk along original route of Chemong
Portage
2579 Warsaw Caves Conservation Area
2580 Ambulatory Musings
2581 Snowmobile Trail Map
2582 High Noon on the Chisholm Trail
2583 Leisure - Examiner Arts and
Entertainment Guide
2584 On horseback across the moors
2585 Connect trails among 4 counties
2586 Rails-to-Trails and Greenway Movements
2587 Rails-to-Trails and Greenway Movements -
Construction & Management; Inventory & Case Studies
2588 Walking in Teesdale
2589 Featherstone to Alston
2590 Rail trails are picking up steam
2591 The Waterfront Trail: Liability and Risk
Management Issues
2592 A link with our past
2593 One last look at the rail line
2594 Happy trails to you
2595 Exploring the rail line
2596 Exploring the rail line (2)
2597 The Last Spike
2598 A Trip up Chemong Road: 19\833
2599 The Original Peterborough Walks
2600 Happy Trails to You
2601 LWI Steps to Successful Rail to Trail
Conversion
2602 Orillia Township Uhthoff
Recreational/Wildlife Trail
2603 The Rotary Greenway Trail Guidebook
2604 Quinte-Hastings Recreational Trail
Project - Progress Report #6
2605 Hiking Trails in the Lindsay Forest
District
2606 Selected Environmental Impacts and
Recreational Conflicts on Multiple-Use Trails: A Case Study of the Ganaraska
Forest, Ontario
2607 Facility Inventory Manual: Trails
2608 Go For Green
2609 The Georgian Trail, Staying on Track
2610 NS Trails
2611 The Province of Dreamers
2612 Juan of a Kind
2613 The Meter is Running
2614 Soils and Trafficability of Pangnirtung
Pass, Auyuittuq National Park Reserve
2615 Loyalist Clycle Guide; Prince Edward to
Kingston
2616 Development of a Methedology for
Monitoring Walking Tracks in the Blue Mountains National Parks
2617 Footpaths; a practical handbook
2618 Trails and Tourism Development Study
Index
2619 Greenways
2620 Etobicoke
2621 Mississauga
2622 The Effect of Nonresponse on
Representativeness of Wilderness-Trail Information
2623 How Wilderness Visitors Choose Entry
Points and Campsites
2624 Chilkoot Trail, National Historic Site:
Winter Recreation Use Management Strategy
2625 Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site
Winter Monitoring Program; Winter Seasonal Report for 1997
2626 Crown Land Recreation Study
2627 A guide to safety in Nova Scotia horse
riding
2628 The Chiltern News
2629 National Trails Day
2630 Confederation Sentier Trail, The
Trailing Edge
2631 Cycling in Coburg, Port Hope and Area
2632 Trails
2633 Trail Blazing
2634 Northumberland County Forest Users
Pamphlet
2635 A Nationwide Perspective on Trails
2636 Trail Access to Private Lands in Alberta
2637 Revised Bicycle Policy
2638 Ontario Trails Council Final Report
2639 The Rideau Trail Guidebook
2640 Explore the
Hamilton-Brandtford-Cambridge Trails
2641 Trans Canada Trail: A Trail of Dreams
becoming reality for the new Millennium
2642 Trail News
2643 Campbellford's Walking Tour
2644 What do fees pay for?
2645 Economic Impact of the Horse Industry in
Ontario
2646 Adventure Cycling in the Victorian
Kawarthas
2647 Track Bikes, New lines for old
2648 Sources of Funding: Foundations
2649
2650 Go For Green; News and Info
2651 An Analysis of Recreational Trails in
the City of Peterborough and the Organizations Involved
2652 Coast to Coast
2653 Trail North, A Journey in Words and
Pictures
2654 Assessing the Potential for a
Peterborough County Management Board of Trails
2655 Enhancing Trail Access for People with
Disabilities
2656 Elora Cataract Trailway
2657 Mountain Bikers, other Park Users in
Turf War
2658 Leading to a Provincial Trail System for
New Brunswick
2659 State Trails Committees: A survey of
state trail administrators
2660 Trail Guide, City of Fredericton
2661 The Journey into Yesterday Collection
2662 Strategic Directions for the 1990s, The
Specialty Outdoors Sector in Ontario
2663 Thames Valley Trail, A Hiking Trail
along the Thames River Valley
2664 The Elgin Hiking Trail CLub
2665 OTRA 1994 Rides Schedule
2666 Making Some Trails
2667 Nordic Club lays the path for good
skiing
2668 Island Ecotrails, A Resource Guide for Community-Based
Ecological Planning and Action along the Prince Edward Island Confederation
Trail
2669 The Illinois Statewide Trail User Study
2670 An Overview of Organized Snowmobiling in
Ontario
2671 Paths With a Purpose
2672 Planning Report for the Trans Canada
Trail route through Peterborough
2673 Mountain Biking: Issues and Actions for
USDA Forest Service Managers
2674 Ganaraska - Hillslope Sediment Movement
2675 Recreational Forest Trails: Plan for
Success
2676 Occupiers Liability Act
2677 Tips for the ATV Rider
2678 Your Right To Ride
2679 Pioneer Cycle Guide; Haliburton to Lake
Ontario (176km)
2680 Trailblazer does it again
2681 Backcountry recreationists' valuation of
forest and park management features in wilderness parks of the western Canadian
Shield
2682 Foot notes from the Dordogne
2683 Trails For All Americans
2684 Master Plan for the Development of a
Greenway Along the Former Toronto, Hamilton, Buffalo Railway Corridor
2685 Chiltern Footpath Survey
2686 The Chiltern Society's Waymarking
Practice for Public Paths
2687 Proceedings from Wildland Recreation
Conference
2688 Ontario Trail Riders Association Inc.
2689 Horsemen Open a Multi-Use Corridor Trail
2690 PATC at Work
2691 Snowmobile Safety and You
2692 Symposium on Government-Citizen
Partnership in Hiking Trails
2693 Statement to the Legislature; Announcing
the Government's Policy on Recreatinal Trails and Snowmobile Regulation
2694 New Rails to Trails Policy Announcement
2695 Focus on Greenspace
2696 A Provincial Policy for Rails to Trails
in Nova Scotia
2697 Building Support for Urban Trails
2698 Greenways: Preserving our Urban
Environment
2699 Green Threads in the Urban Fabric
2700 Ontario Trails: A Growing Community
2701 The Finest Walk in the World - Milford
Track Guided Walk
2702 30 Years in the Making: A Comprehensive
Economic Impact and User Study of the Bruce Trail, Ontario, Canada
2703 Recreational Impacts and Enviornmental
Degredation of Trails in Auyuittuq National Park Reserve, Baffin Island, N.W.T.
2704 The Recreational Potential of Hydro
Corridors
2705 A Quality Ranking System for Evaluating
the Landscape Along Hiking Rails Using Three Methods
2706 The Characteristics of Hiking Trails
Used by Tourists in Canada and the Victoria Recreation Transportation Corridor,
Ontario
2707 A Comparison of Peace River Country
Settlement Trails
2708 Parish Paths Partnership: An Outline
2709 Trails for all Americans, Summary of the
Report of the National Trails Agenda Project
2710 The Rivers and Trails Conservation
Assistance Program
2711 A Test of Unmanned Registration Stations
on Wilderness Trails: Factors Influencing Effectiveness
2712 The Effect of Nonresponse on
Representativenss of Wilderness-Trail Register Information
2713 State Trails Committees: A Survey of
State Trail Administrators
2714 Rails-to-Trails: A Valuable Resource for
Outdoor Educators
2715 National Walking Track Workshop
2716 An Action Plan for Creating an
Interconnected Network of Trails Accross America
2717 The National Trails System: What Should
Uncle Sam's Role Be?
2718 Trail Partnerships: The Key to the
State's Role in Providing Minnesota Greenways
2719 Partnerships for "Off Budget"
Trails
2720 Tenth Annual California Trails
Conference
2721 Trail Center, Trail Information and
Trail Volunteers for Santa Clara, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, and San Francisco
Counties
2722 A Trail Use Survey, Banff and Yoho
National Parks
2723 Trans Ontario Provincial OFSC Snowmobile
Trail Map
2724 Where do the Trails Lead? A Focus on the
Canadian Ski Market
2725 Ski Tracks to the Future; Key Dimensions
of Beginner and Non-Skier Markets
2726 Trails in Florida State Parks
2727 Fort De Soto, Historical Trail,
Self-Guided Tour
2728 Starlight and a cross-country trail
2729 Access to the Scottish Country Side; A
Brief Guide to the Law and Tradition of Scotland
2730 National Trails - Their Value and
Management Within the National Park Service
2731 The Best of Cross Country Skiing
2732 Cross Country
2733 Huron County Hiking
2734 Transfocus 2021 Niagra-Lake Erie
Transportation Plan, Inter-regional Bicycle/Pedestrian Corridor Network
2735 The Trails Act Regulations
2736 Chapter 62 (Bill No. 59) Trails Act
2737 The Trails Act
2738 First Ontario Trails Symposium
2739 Park and Recreation Futures in Canada:
Issues and Options
2740 Ontario Provincial Parks, Future Markets
Assessment
2741 Study Design, Southwestern Ontario
Transportation Perspective
2742 Active Living and the Environment
2743 Historical Building Management In
Ontario's Provincial Parks
2744 Long-Distance Paths
2745 Backpacking in the National Forest
Wilderness... a family adventure
2746 Wilderness Users in the Pacific
Northwest - Their characteristics, values, and management preferences
2747 Prime Trails in the Wild, Wild West
2748 Minimizing your impact
2749 East Coast Greenway
2750 Petroglyphs Provincial Park Hiking
Trails; Featuring the Nanabush Trail
2751 Parks Canada Trail Manual
2752 The Joys of Snowhshoeing
2753 Trails Forum: A Report and Summary
2754 Canada's Physical Activity Guide to
Healthy Active Living
2755 The Trans Canada Trail
2756 Comparing Manager and Visitor
Perceptions of Llama Use in Wilderness
2757 Sledding Season
2758 Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park Management
Plan
2759 Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club
1998-1999
2760 Managing Public Access; A Guide to
farmers and landowners
2761 The West Coast Trail and Nitinat Lakes
2762 Provisional Trail Guide and Map for the
Proposed Great Divide Trail
2763 The Greenway Movement in the USA and
Australia Compared
2764 Unstaffed Trail Registration Compliance
in a Backcountry Recreation Area
2765 The Great Eastern Centenary Track
2766 The Condition of England's Rights of Way
2767 Access Payment Schemes
2768 Heritage Trails
2769 Fort McMurray and Surrounding Area
Trails
2770 Ski Wye Marsh, Cross Country Skiing at
Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre
2771 Tread Lightly, Leaving a Good Impression
2772 South Downs Way, National Trail
2772 National Trails
2773 Trails, Gros Morne National Park
2774 Trails: A selected and annotated
bibliography
2775 Impacts of experimental hiking and
mountain biking in deciduous forest
2776 The Forgotten Trails
2777 Report on America's National Scenic, National
Historic, and National Recreation Trails
2778 Gravity Model Formulation for an
Extensive National Parkway Site
2779 Trails West
2780 The Pacific Crest Trail
2781 Downtown Walkabout, A Walking tour of
the central business district of Guelph
2782 Blazing a trail through the last of
winter
2783 Southern Ontario Cross Country Ski
Handbook
2784 Travel Time Variation on Backcountry
Trails
2785 Backcountry capacity management:
Congestion problems in the Egypt Block, Banff National Park
2786 Backcountry Managment Studies, the Egypt
Block, Banff National Park and A Survey of Backcountry Use and the Resulting
Impact near Lake Louise, Banff National Park
2787 Winter Season Trail Use, Banff National
Park
2788 Complete Signage Guide
2789 Hiking Trails in Canada
2790 A Guide to the Trails of Silent Lake
Provincial Park
2791 A GIS Database for the Trail Studies
Unit, A Pilot Study
2792 Snowmobile Trail Development Manual,
Chapter 7: Trail Grooming
2793 Snowmobile Trail Development Manual,
Chapter 6: Trail Signing
2794 Taking stock of Trent's natural
inventory
2795 The Peterborough Natural Areas Strategy,
Draft Summary Report
2796 Peterborough Natural Areas Strategy,
Final Report
2797 Nature Areas and their use on the Nassau
Campus, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario
2798 Trent lands
2799 New nature trail circles scout camp's
Promise Rock
2800 Appalachian hikers are rationed in use
of mountain path in U.S.
2801 Trails for the non-snowmobiler?
2802 Recovery of alpine tundra under
protection after damage by human activities in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
2803 Effects of human activities on alpine
tundra ecosystems in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
2804 A selective review of the ecological effects
of human trampling on natural ecosystems
2805 Hiking trails in Canada , volume 2
2806 The effect of resurfacing the Pennine
Way on recreational use of Blanket bog in the Peak district National Park ,
England
2807 Indirect impacts of soil trampling on
tree growth and plant succession in the north Cascade mountains of Washington
2808 A GIS based method for trail alignment
planning
2809 Effects of nature trails on ground
vegetation and understory colonization of a patchy remnant forest in an urban
domain
2810 A framework for the design of wildlife
conservation corridors with specific application to southwest Ontario
2811 The trail of Tears National Historic
Trail
2812 Hoof prints on the mind:an exploration
of attitudinal relationships between bushwalkers and commercial horseback tours
2813 Exploring the dialectics of route-based
tourism: the Camino de Santiago
2814 Healing the rift - Community trail
restoration in Tanzania
2815 Buildings,Utilities,and Recreation
Development : Recreation Development Handbook
2816 Participation in Jogging or running and
Bicycling , October 1976
2817 Participation in downhill and
cross-country skiing , October 1976
2818 Happy Trails:City resident enjoys his
Trailfest work
2819 Trans Canada Trail
2820 Spring is for the Birds...and the Bikes
2821 The hows and wheres of taking a great
hike
2822 Interim Report : fall 1976
2823 Evaluating the effectiveness of
self-guided interpretive trails
2824 Problems and benefits: a study of
adjacent landowners along several rail-trail corridors within Ontario
2825 Bibliography on snowmobiling
2826 The methods of determining recreational
demand for Helmets for biking
2827 River road corridor proposals
2828 The involvement of the New South Wales
department of lands in the development and management of walking tracks: an
historical public policy perspective
2829 James Callaghan Trail
2830 Foot care for the trail
2831 Equipment for the trail
2832 The rigths of way act 1990 : guidance
notes for highway authorities
2833 The pennine bridleway
2834 Principles for tourism in the
countryside
2835 Waymarking Public Rights of Way
2836 Ingraham Trail
2837 Prelude wildlife trail
2838 An approach for greenway suitability
analysis
2839 A framework for the design of wildlife
conservation corridors with specific application to Southwest Ontario
2840 Biocenters and corridors in a cultural
landscape.A critical assessment of the territorial system of ecological
stability [ABSTRACT]
2841 Introduction and overview : the greenway
movement,uses and potentials of greenways
2842 Greenways and the U.S. National Park
System [ABSTRACT]
2839
2843 A comprehensive conservation strategy
for Georgia's greenways[ABSTRACT]
2844 From greenbelt to greenways : four
Canadian case studies [ABSTRACT]
2845 The evolution of greenways as an
adaptive urban landscape form [ABSTRACT]
2846 Greenways and the making of urban form
[ABSTRACT]
2847 Greenways as a planning strategy
2848 Environmentally sensitive areas : a
template for developing greenway corridors [ABSTRACT]
2849 Greenway planning : developing a
landscape ecologial network approach
2850 International greenways : a Red river
valley study [ABSTRACT]
2851 An ecological framework for the planning
, design and management of urban river greenways [ABSTRACT]
2852 A landscape ecological model for
wildlife enhancement of stormwater management practices in urban greenways
[ABSTRACT]
2853 South Florida greenways : aconceptual
framework for the ecological reconnectivity of the region
2854 Greenways,blueways,skyways and other
ways to better London [ABSTRACT]
2855 An experiment in greenway analysis and
assessment:the Danube river
2856 Cultural landscapes and landscape
ecology in contemporary greenway planning , design and management : a case study
[ABSTRACT]
2857 Greenways as vehicles for expression
[ABSTRACT]
2858 Social,aesthetic and ecological aspects
of hedgerows in rural landscapes as frameworks for greenways [ABSTRACT]
2859 Scenic routes linking and protecting
natural and cultural landscape features : a greenway skeleton [ABSTRACT]
2860 Using visual assessment as a foundation
for greenway planning in the St. Lawrence river valley [ABSTRACT]
2861 Rural greenway plannig:the role of streamland
perception in landowner acceptance of land management strategies [ABSTRACT]
2862 Integrating public safety and use into
planning urban greenways [ABSTRACT]
2863 Perception and use of a metropolitan
greenway system for recreation [ABSTRACT]
2864 Urban greenways and public ways
:realising public ideas in a fragmented world [ABSTRACT]
2865 Building greenway policies within a
participatory democracy framework [ABSTRACT]
2866 Greenway planning and growth management
: partners in conservation? [ABSTRACT]
2867 Ecological effects of Snowmobiles
2868 Impacts of trails on cliff-edge forest
structure
2869 Estimating Trail-related soil erosion in
the humid tropics : Jatun Sacha,Ecuador and La Selva,Costa Rica
2870 The impact of commercial horse riding on
sub-alpine environments at Cradle mountain, Tasmania, Australia
2871 The effects of predation and inbreeding
depression on the viability of a small population:Analysis of a mathematical
model
2872 Studies on the potential impact of
recreational horse-riding on some alpine environments of the Central
Plateau,Tasmania
2873 Hiker,horse and llama trampling effects
on native vegetation in Montana,USA
2874 Too many feet are spoiling the dunes
2875 Environmental auditing:Choosing
indicators of natural resource condition : A case study in Arches National
Park, Utah, USA
2876 Rehabilitation of meadow and trails
adjacent to Elizabeth Parker Hut,Lake O'hara area, Yoho national park
2877 Rarotonga's Cross Island Walk:Cook
islands natural heritage project
2878 The Signpost
2879 Recreation Trails Seminar
2880 Mountain Trail Guide for the South-west
Mainland Area
2881 Fossil Trails of Western Canada
2882 Towards an Outdoor Recreation Policy for
Ontario
2883 PHOTOS
2884 Information report on 4-lane proposals ,
Trans-Canada highway
2885 65 Places to Ski in Southern Ontario
2886 Oversnow Vehicle Trails
2887 Skiing in Canada
2888 The Downhill Skier and Banff National
Park
2889 The Other Literature of American Trails
2890 West Coast trail information
2891 Parks Canada Policy Statement
2892 A Trail Use Survey - Glacier National
Park
2893 Trails Standards and Construction
2894 The Impact of High Mountain Trails Upon
the Ecology of Alpine Vegetation
2895 Planning and Information Kit
2896 Experimental trampling of vegetation. I.
Relationship between trampling intensity and vegetation response
2897 Explore the Hamilton-Brantford-Cambridge
Trails
2898 Long-distance footpaths and bridleways
2899 Wolds Way, National Trail
2900 Bed and Breakfasts, Loyalist Country
Trails
2901 The Potential for Off-Road Recreational
Vehicle Trails in the Haliburton Region
2902 Back-country Travel
2903 On the Edson Trail
2904 Trail-blazing in False Creek
2905 Trails, tourism and regional development
2906 Cycling in the Wiltshire Downs
2907 Time Trails in the South East
2908 Official Pub Walks
2909 The Taff Trail, For walkers and cyclists
2910 Peterborough, Past and Present, Walking
Tour of the Central Area
2911 Alternative uses of abandoned railway
rights-of-way, An overview
2912 Warsaw Caves Hiking Guide
2913 Environment and Land Use Committee
Policy Regarding Off-highway Vehicle Use
2914 Horses on the trail
2915 Aurora to vote on horse-riding bylaw
2916 A Study of the Importance of Designating
Canada's Historical Trails
2917 Trail system planning, with specific
reference to provincial parks in Ontario
2918 Impacts of experimental hiking and
mountain biking in deciduous forest
2919 Mountain bike adventures
2920 Hiking the Oak Ridges Moraine
2921 Investigating Trail Surfacing Decisions:
Balancing Social, Enviornmental and Economic Values
2922 Annual Report; Developing and Preserving
an Integrated Recreational Trails Network in
2923 Annual Report; Developing and Preserving
an Integrated Recrational Trails Network in Ontario
2924 Whistler Mountain Hiking Map;
Summer-Mountain Guide
2925 Blackcomb Alpine Hiking and Summer
Activity Guide
2926 A Mountain BIke Liablity Primer
2927 Landowner Liability
2928 Anonymous donors pave way for trail
2929 Following in the footsteps of Jesus on
cycles
2930 Stepping out into the white stuff
2931 Trails of Dreams
2932 The Trail Guide; Pax Guest House Nature
Lodge
2933 Georgetown/Cardigan Trail
2934 An Analysis of Snowmobiling in Ontario,
Winter 1969-1970
2935 A survey of the recreational use of the
trent university nature sanctuary
2936 Innovative Planning Approaches in the
Trails and Greenway Field; Being Strategic Through Developing Trail Systems
Plans
2937 Camo Assault
2938 Sounds of Silence? The dispute over
snowmobiling in the Swedish mountains
2939 Recreational impacts on backcountry
campsites in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA
2940 Trampling disturbances and recovery of
cryptogamic soil cursts in Grand Canyon National Park
2941 Adaptive Management for Trails Systems
2942 Animal Trails
2943 Council appoints consultant to be
county's trails officer
2944 Operating Procedures Manual
2945 Self-Guided Trails
2946 British volunteers back to help with
Trent's Nature
2947 Wild Bermuda
2948 Trans Canada Trail Relay
2949 Devil's Punchbowl and the Old Princetown
Road Nature Trail
2950 Recreation displacement on the Kepler
Track, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand: A longitudinal study
2951 Visitor trail attribute expectations for
a proposed heritage trail: potential impacts for an integrated resource
management regime
2952 People on the pathway: Report 1 - a
summary of public opinion
2953 The Original London Walks
2954 The Offa's Dyke Path
2955 The Pembrokeshire Coast Path
2956 FreeRein Trails
2957 Trail Systems Around the World
2958 The National Trail System Act
2959 Georgetown/Cardigan Trail
2960 Hiking, Caving and Rock Climbing
2961 Answering your questions about hiking in
Ontario
2962 Symposium on Government-Citizin
Partnership in Hiking Trails
2963 Creating - and using - a rating system
for neighbourhood walkability: Towards an agenda for "local heros"
2964 Report on the Walking, Hiking and
Tourism Workshop
2965 Taking off: a guide to backpacking trails
accross North America
2966 Discover Brantford's Waterfront
2967 A Guide to the Nature Trails of the
Royal Botanical Gardens
2968 The Guelph to Millbank Corridor Study
2969 Coastal Hiking Trail Maps
2970 Economic Impacts of Protecting Rivers,
Trails and Greenway Corridors
2971 The Waterfront Trail: First steps from
concept to reality
2972 Metropolitan Waterfront Trail
2973 Recreation ecology: The ecological
impact of outdoor recreation and ecotourism
2974 Minnesing Mountain Bike Trail: Algonquin
Provincial Park
2975 Access and Conservation Strategies for
Climbing Areas
2976 Bon Echo Provincial Park
2977 Trails and Tourism: Fifth Annual
Ecotourism/Adventure Conference
2978 Partners in Compliance: Two Volunteer Programs
Enhancing Resource Protection
2979 Nearby and Natural: Parks Guide 1999
2980 Biophysical Impacts On and User
Interactions With Mountain Bicycle Off-Road Trail Corridors
2981 Trail Construction Tenets
2982 Working Around Water?: A Class Authorization
System for Agricultural Municipal Drains in the Southern Ontario Region
2983 Off-Road Impacts of Mountain Bikes
2984 Wilderness Quality and Visitors'
Wilderness Attitudes: Management Implications
2985 Forum: Hypothesis-Driven Experimental
Research Is Necessary for Natural Resource Management
2986 Analyzing recreational conflict:
Understanding why conflict occurs is requisite to managing that conflict
2987 Limits of Acceptable Change and Related
Planning Processes: a Workshop
2988 Recreational Trampling Experiments:
Effects of Trampler Weight and Shoe Type
2989 Investigating Trail Surfacing Decisions:
Balancing Social, Environmental and Economic Values
2990 A Trail of One's Own? ---Separate trails
divide; shared trails unite
2991 Mountain Bikers: Environmentally Aware,
Socially Responsible, Individually Proactive
2992 Mountain Biking On Authority Lands
2993 Synthesis of the Literature and State of
the Practice
2994 The Science of Dirt: Soil Studies are
useful, and more are needed
2995 Chapter 18: Some Fundamental Ideas on
Tourism and Sustainable Development
2996 A Discussion Paper On Environmental and
Social Impact Review For Multiple Use Trails In Alberta
2997 Off-Road Mountain Bike Policy
2998 The Limits of Acceptable Change Process:
Modifications and Clarifications
2999 Selected abstracts
3000 Spatial and Temporal Variation in Soil
and Vegetation Impacts on Campsites
3001 Why Is It Important To Monitor Social
Conditions in Wilderness?
3002 Threats to Wilderness Ecosystems:
Impacts and Research Needs
3003 Conflicting Goals of Wilderness
Management: Natural Conditions vs Natural Experiences
3004 Managing Recreational Trail Environments
for Mountain Bike User Preferences
3005 Intergroup conflict in wilderness: balancing
opportunities for experience with preservation responsibility
3006 Role of Public Involvement in the Limits
of Acceptable Change Wilderness Planning System
3007 Instiotutional Barriers and
Opportunities in Application of the Limits of Acceptable Change
3008 Backcountry Impact Management: Lessons
from Research
3009 Wildlife Preservation and Recreational
Use: Conflicting Goals of Wildland Management
3010 Wilderness Management Principles:
Science, Logical Thinking or Personal Opinion?
3011 Experimental trampling of vegetation.
II. Predictors of resistance and resilience
3012 Wilderness Recreation Use Trends, 1965
through 1994
3013 A Bibliography of Trail and Recreation
Issues
3014 Minimizing Conflict Between Recreation
and Nature
3015 Mountain Bike Trails: Techniques for
Design, Construction and Maintenance
3016 A Proposed Framework for Assessing the
Appropriateness of Recreation Activities in Protected Heritage Areas
3017 State Park Directors' Perceptions of
Mountain Biking
3018 Sustainable mountain trail systems and
the trail-based tourism facilities: Mexico and the United States. Exchange
Report to The Mountain Institute
3019 The Indicator Performance Estimate (IPE)
Approach to Defining Acceptable Conditions in Wilderness
3020 Mountain Bicycling in the Urban-Wildland
Interface
3021 Resource Impacts Caused By Recreation
3022 Debate on trail use policy regarding
mountain bikes
3023 Indirect Effects of Recreation on
Wildlife
3024 Effects of Recreational Impacts on Soil
Microbial Communities
3025 The Illustrious Giants: A Case study of
visitor impacts on the trees of Southwestern British Columbia
3026 "A Study of the Real and Perceived
Impacts of Recreational Use on the Campsites of the West Coast Trail,
B.C."
3027 Prince George and Area-Hiking Guide
3028 "You can't camp there"
3029 Mountain-Biking
3030 The Potential Use of Trent University's
Wildlife Sanctuary for Outdoor Education
3031 Potential for Organized Outdoor Fitness
Activities in Peterborough, Ontario
3032 Ganaraska Ranch
3032 Cyclists Launch Rail trail Support
Initiative
3033 Nature Areas and Their Use on the Nassau
Campus: Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario
3034 La Route Verte: Quebec's Natural Beauty
3035 An International Perspective on Trails, Tourism
and Events Linking Them: A Presentation
3036 Cycling in Ontario 1998: The Annual
Handbook of the Ontario Cycling Association
3037 Recycling Railway Corridors: Rails to
Greenways Conference
3038 Trent Nature Area Trail Distances
3039 GIS Applications: Trail Mapping and
Geographic Information Served Over the Internet to Maintenance Crews and Trail
Users
3040 NAWT News
3041 NAWT News
3042 NAWT News
3043 NAWT News
3044 Hike Canada
3045 Trends noted in survey
3046 Cycletherapy
3047 PATC Volunteer Opportunities
3048 PATC Fact Sheet
3049 Map & Book Catalog
3050 Topographical World Map
3051 Atlas of Topographic Maps Depicting the
Route of the Central Ontario Loop Trail
3052 The Economic Impact of the Georgian
Trail on the Town of Collingwood and Region
3053 Customized Hiking Trail Users Survey
Manual
3054 A Survey of Nova Scotia Hiking Trail
Users: Executive Summary
3055 Procedures for Community-Based Trail
Planning and Development in order to Enter into a Management Agreement and
Developed Trail on Abandoned Railway Corridors and Crown Land
3056 BC Trans Canada Trail Traveller
3057 Access to the Axis: The
Algonquin-Adirondack International Trail
3058 Rails to Trails: A Celebration of Trails
and Greenways
3059 BC Trail Trekker
3060 Quick Facts
3061 Pathways
3062 Pathways
3063 Hike Ontario News
3064 Marche Randonnee
3065 Greenways: Trails for Today and Tomorrow
3066 Methods of Enforcing Legislation and
Trail Etiquette, on Ontario's Multi-use Recreation Trails
3067 Sentier National Trail
3068 Parry Sound's Waterfront Trails
3069 Trailminders of the Bow Valley
3070 Parry Sound Area: Seguin Recreational
Trail
3071 Brochure
3072 The Fairy Vista Trail
3073 Insurance for Trails
3074 Brochure
3075 Brochure
3076 Brochure
3077 Huron County Hiking: Ontario's West
Coast
3078 Brochure
3079 Networking Michigan with Trailways
3080 Voyageur Hiking Trail
3081 The Galloping Goose and Peninsula Trails
Maps
3082 Recreational Trails Program
3083 Protecting Marine and Coastal
Environments through Tourism, Recreation and Leisure
3084 Protecting Migrating Birds and Animals
through Tourism, Recreation and Leisure
3085 Promoting Safety in Schools and Global
Peace through Education
3086 Welcome! the the Saugeen River Trail
System
3087 Brochure
3088 Brochure
3089 Snowmobile Trail Map
3090 Protecting Watersheds through Tourism,
Recreation and Leisure
3091 Heritage Walk
3092 Lady Eaton Drumlin
3093 Hamilton to Brantford Rail-Trail
3094 Brochure
3095 Historic Owen Sound: Downtown Walking
Tour
3096 Walk on the Wild Side
3097 Brochure
3098 The New Brunswick Trail System: Sentier
NB Trail
3099 Top Trail Guide 2000
3100 Let's Get Active!: Your Guide For
Exploring Huron County Trails
3101 Watch out for drunken bottom:
Midsummer's day 2000 will see 3500 miles of safe cycling around Britain
3102 Letter from the Minister of Transport
3103 Lakefield Trail
3104 A Waymarked Walk
3105 "Support the Rail-Trail"
3106 Hike Clean Air
3107 Warsaw Caves Conservation Area and
Campground
3108 Social Benefits of Rail-Trails
3109 Canadian Rails to Greenways Conference
3110 Get On The Beaten Path: Hike, Walk or
Bike Along Canada's Converted Rail Lines
3111 Walking in the trees
3112 Sam Sullivan's Wild Ride
3113 The OFSC Trail System
3114 What are Top Trails?
3115 Trail Riding and the User-Pay System
3116 The Process of Trail Condition Reporting
in Ontario
3117 The OFSC Trail System-Terms Explained
3118 Grooming the OSFC Trails
3119 Stay on the Trail
3120 Snowmobiles and the Environment
3121 Section 3-The Benefits of Rail-Trail
Development
3122 Working For Wilderness: Leadership
Manual
3123 Pico Da Tijuca Tijuca Mirim
3124 Bico Do Papagaio Cocanha E Archer
3125 A Study of the Expenditures of Snowmobilers:
An Ontario Provincial Survey
3126 Hit the trail: Lakefield unveils first
phase of village path
3127 Adaptive Management for Trails Systems
3127 Trailblazers
3128 Rotary Greenway Trail
3129 A walk on Newfoundland's wild side
3130 European Long-Distance Footpaths
3131 Getting Back: A Trailwise Guide to
Snowmobile Survival
3132 Improving Rights of Way in England and
Wales: A Consultation Pape
3133 Operating Procedures Manual
3134 In-Line Skating
3135 Trail system gives new life to rail travel
3136 Selling clients on the Trans Canada
Trail
3137 Trail Degradation Along The Pat Sin
Range: An Example of Environmental Geomorphology
3138 Methods for Assessing and Monitoring
Backcountry Trail Conditions: An Empirical Comparison
3139 Trail degradation as influenced by
environmental factors: A state of the-knowledge review
3140 The influence of sampling interval on
the accuracy of trail impact assessment
3141 Assessing trail conditions in protected
areas: application of a problem-assessment method in Great Smoky Mountains
National Park, USA
3142 Evaluating Spatial Qualities of Visitor
Impacts on Recreation Resources
3143 An Assessment of Campsite Conditions in
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
3144 A Survey of Whitewater Recreation
Impacts Along Five West Virginia Rivers
3145 Adirondack Great Walks & Day Hikes:
A Guide to Exploring "The Northeast's Last Great Wilderness"
3146 Prime Location on the Trail
3147 Request for Proposals: Trail Development
Template
3148 Crow Wing Revisited: Wilderness saddle
trail brings influx of visitors and adds new jobs and dollars to Minnesota's
growing RC&D project
3149 The Fundy Hiking Trail
3149 Canadian Trails: The Fundy Hiking Trail,
The Bruce Trail
3150 Canadian Trails II: A Proposal for the
Qu'appelle Valley
3151 Trails of the Grand Teton
3152 Glacier: A Trail Park and Its Users
3153 Take a hike: It's good for you; and it's
easy
3154 New trail guide aims to draw
eco-tourists
3155 Rail-Trails and Safe Communities
3156 Proceedings from the Fifth Annual
Ecotourism and Adventure Tourism Conference
3157 Inside Story: Biking gives you more than
a passport to the outdoors; it helps get rid of stress, keeps the blubber at
bay and maintains your ticker
3158 Report on Two Successful Rural Trails:
The Iron Horse Trail Western Irrigation District (WID) Canal Pathway
3159 Wild Rose Trail System: A plan for the
development of recreation trails across Alberta
3160 Alberta: Provincial Trail Requirements
3161 The Trans Canada Trail and Wild Rose
Trail System
3162 TrailNet News
3163 Country Trails
3164 Creating the Trans Canada Trail in
Alberta (BROCHURE)
3165 Scenic Lookout Tower Hiking Trail
(BROCHURE)
3166 Countryside Access Charter (BROCHURE)
3167 The Confederation Trail as Economic
Development
3168
3169 Tip-to-tip: Confederation Trail (MAP and
BROCHURE)
3170 Parry Sound's Waterfront Trails
(BROCHURE)
3171 Georgian Nordic Ski and Canoe Club
3172 Parry Sound Area: Seguin Recreation
Trail (BROCHURE)
3173 Torrance Barrens Trails
3174 Raymond Trail (BROCHURE)
3175 Artists Loop Trail (BROCHURE)
3176 Skeleton Lake Fish Hatchery Trail
(BROCHURE)
3177 Hazelwood Trail (BROCHURE)
3178 The Fairy Vista Trail (BROCHURE)
3179 The Golf Course Bicycle Route (BROCHURE)
3180 The Port Sydney-Balsam Chutes-Utterson
Bicycle Loop
3181 The Mary Lake Circuit Bicycle Route
(BROCHURE)
3182 The Balsam Chutes Bicycle Route
(BROCHURE)
3183 The Yonge Street Trail (BROCHURE)
3184 Hiking: Arrowhead Provincial Park
(BROCHURE)
3185 The use of the Rotary Trail and the
economic impact on the village of Lakefield, Ontario
3186 Walks through Europe, Rome
3187 Sampler of America's Rail-Trails
3188 Disused railway lines in Scotland: a
strategic appraisal
3189 Position paper: An assessment of visitor
information needed for trail planning and management within National parks
3190 Visitor Use and Satisfaction of the
Meewasin Trail System in Saskatoon
3191 Strutting his stuff
3192 Hike to the past: Exercise in preserving
historic parks
3193 Waterfront: Regeneration Trust
Newsletter
3194 Changes afoot: How new legislation will
improve countryside access
3195 Exploring Scottish Hill Tracks
3196 103 Hikes:in southwestern British
Columbia
3197 The Appalachian Trail
3198 Trails and Tourism Development Project
3199 Ontario's Closest Snowmobiling
Destination with a Vision
3200 2000/2001 Snowmobile Regional Trail
Guide
3201 Walk it, Walking Trails of Port Hope,
Cobourg and District areas
3202 Hiking Trails in the mid-altantic States
3203 Whoaa, Nellie!
3204 A Creature With Many Faces; Vermont's
Long Trail
3205 Nature Hikes near-Toronto Trails and
Adventures
3206 A Trail Cycling Guide for Southern
Ontario
3207 Ontario Provincial Parks Trail Guide
3208 Insurance, Liability and Duty of Care
3209 Urban Greenways; good things happening
3210 The Bermuda Railway Trail
3211 Algonquin - Adirondack International
Trail; 1000 Islands - Westport Section
3212 500 Of the world's most useful trail
biking websites
3213 Making the Connection: First
International Trails and Greenways conference
3214 Taking off; A guide to backpacking
trails
3215 A Guide to the Land's Greatest Hikes
3216 Terra Cotta Trails
3217 Charities face Ben Nevis ban
3218 Canopy Connections
3219 Trail of Schemes
3220 Recreational Trampling Experiments:
Effects of Trampler Weight and Shoe Type
3221 Landscape Change Along Missouri's Katy
Trail
3222 Trails for Sale
3223 The Last Spite
3224 The Old Stockyard - Rails and Trails:
Natural, Industrial and Railway Heritage - A public walk to highlight
disappearing history along
3225 Rail Trails are picking up steam
3226 Research Methods for a Hike Ontario
Trail Use Survey in Jackson Park
3227 Grand River Watershed: Rail Trail
Proposals
3228 Collection of articles relating to rail
trails
3229 Southern Ontario Rail Lines 1850-1984
3230 Trail Blazing
3231 Mountain Biking Seminar
3232 Trails and Tourism Development Study:
summary report
3233 Discover Our Trails! Peterborough &
the Kawarthas
3234 Route to Conflict
3235 Hike: The Bruce Trail
3236 Cycle: Le P'Tit Train
3237 Rotary Greenway Trail Map
3238 Central Ontario Loop Trail: Map
3239 Otonabee River Trail: Walk with me by
the Otonabee
3240 Trail Shock- Studies Weigh Mountain
Biking and Hiking Impacts
3241 Trail Courtesy
3242 Trailblazers
3243 Former rail land use considered
3244 Field Observations: CN Rail Line,
Uxbridge to Corbyville
3245 Tiny Trails Proposal for Development:
Submitted to ONT. Trails CO.
3246 Exploring the village of Lakefield....by
Trail
3247 Decision Appeal: Pursuant to Line Fences
Act
3248 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
3249 Tracing A Vision
3250 Trails-"The Paths of Life":
Final Report of The Trails North Workshop March 27-28, 2001 Holiday Inn,
Sudbury
3251 Get fit and save the environment
3252 Let's Walk: Walking for your health in
West Toronto
3253 The Marketing of Trails in the Kawartha
Region
3254 Paradise is a footpath of bleak beauty
on the coast of Wales
3255 Wilderness News
3256 Great Divide Trail
3257 'Weekend warriors' hit snowmobilers in
pocketbooks
3258 Cross-Country Skiing on The Bruce Trail:
Second Edition
3259 Alberta TrailNet Presents Discussion
Paper for Provincial Trail Network
3260 Guidelines for Human Use within Wildlife
Corridors and Habitat Patches in the Bow Valley(Banff National Park to Seebe)
3261 Recreation and Trails Opinions and
Planning For Trent University Students
3262 Linking Information and Decision Making
in Canadian National Parks
3263 The Potential for Off-Road Recreational
Vehicle Trails in teh Haliburton Region
3264 Trail News: Damage Control
3265 How pwoplw interact on off-road routes
3266 Fundy tourism tides rising
3267 Sunshine Village 1992 Long range
Development Plan Review
3268 The Economic Impact of Trail
Construction
3269 Ecotour of the Trans-Canada Highway:
Kamloops to Golden
3270 Ecotour of the Trans-Canada Highway:
Hope to Kamploops
3271 Ecotour of Superior Country along the
Trans-Canada Highway: Thunder Bay to White River
3272 Imperial Oil Review: Auntumn 1997
3273 A survey of Nova Scotia Hiking Trail
Users: Executive Summary
3274 Permit price increased by $20
3275 Hike Ontario E-News: Funding Sources for
Trail Building Projects
3276 National protected area system planning
guidelines(Ad for toolkit)
3277 Customized Hiking Trail Users: Survey
Manual
3278 Snowmobiling: a product in evolution
3279 Durham Region Trails: 2000
3280 Colonization road obliterated by
snowmobile club
3281 The Well-Groomed Trail
3282 Bolivia: The Choro Trail
3283 Canmore: The Impact of Humans on Trails
and Their Surrounding Areas
3284 Special Offa
3285 Project Proposal Guidelines
3286 Projects for the Trails Studies and
Nature Areas
3287 Number of Encounters and Experience
Quality in Grand Canyon Backcountry: Consistently Negative and Weak
Relationships
3288 Taking Stock: The Pursuit of Metro's
Regional Trail System
3289 Ontario Trails Council. Inc. Business
Plan
3290 Snowmobile Touring - Central and Eastern
Ontario
3291 Changes in Ground Layer Vegetation Near
Trails in Midwestern U.S. Forests
3292 Hiker Impact on Herbaceous Vegetation
along Trails in an Evergreen Woodland of Central Texas
3293 Cross-Canada cross-country
3294 Objective-Based Evaluation of a
Self-Guided Nature Trail
3295 Trails: Northumberland County
3296 Ilsley Downs Riding Route
3297 Downland Villages Riding Route
3298 Walking In The City
3299 Ingleton Waterfalls Walk
3300 The Economic Benefits of Trails
3301 Traillink 2001: 3rd International Trails
and Greenways Conference
3302 Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park:
Kananaskis Country
3303 The Mohawk-Hudson Bike-Hike Trail and
Its Impact on Adjoining Residential Properties
3304 Hike Ontario Policy For New Motorized
Trails on Crown Land
3305 Voices on the Trail
3306 Abandoned CN Rail Line, Uxbridge to
Corbyville (Bellville): Preferred Options Report
3307 Along the Trans Canada Trail: In-Line
Skating a Favorite Summer Pastime
3308 The Vegetation of Footpaths, Sidewalks,
Cart-Tracks and Gateways
3309 Survey of Non-Users of the Rotary
Greenway Trail
3310 Vegetation of Grass Verges and Other
Excessively Trodden Habitats
3311 Shoreline Centennial Trial Guide: Charleston
Lake Provincial Park
3312 Rails-to-Trails: Recreation Trail
Development in Nebraska
3313 Rails to Trails: A Celebration of Trails
and Greenways
3314 The Bruce: On The Edge of Wilderness
3315 Visitor Perceptions of Crowding and
Discrimination at Two National Forests in Southern California
3316 Asset Inventory for Parks Canada Trails
3317 Continental Trails Network: Proposal For
a North American Trails System
3318 Trail Shock-Studies Weigh Mountain
Biking and Hiking Impacts
3319 Linking Information and Decision Making
in Canadian National Parks
3320 Railtrails in Quebec
3321 Use of Field-Verified GIS Classification
to Determine Landscape Suitability for Hiking Trail Development
3322 Vias Pecuarias De Andalucia- Historic Fish
Trails of Andalucia Spain
3323 Converting Rails to Trails : A Citizens
Manual For Transforming Abandoned Rail Corridors Into Multipurpose Public Paths
3324 Rails to Trails - Presentation to the
Networking Session of the Annual Conference of the Canadian Parks and
Recreation Association
3325 Building Support For Urban Trails
3326 Workshop on Greenways and Planning
3327 Protecting Rivers, Trails, and Greenways
Reap Economic Returns
3328 Rails to Trails
3329 The Rails-Trails Conservancy
3330 A Joint Proposal by the Ministry of
Natural Resources and The Ministry of Transportation and Communications to
Acquire Abandoned Railway Right-of-Way For Public Use
3331 Effects of Recreation on Rocky Mountain
Wildlife: Online Bibliography
3332 Postion Paper on Alternative Uses for
Abandoned Railway Rights of Ways
3333 Whatever you do don't forget riders!
3334 Chilkoot Trail Bibliography
3335 Bicycle Trail Construction
3336 Inside Story
3337 Toward a Provincial Recreational Trails
Policy
3338 Out in the Country
3339 A Guide to Procedures for Public Path
Orders
3340 A guide to Definitive Map Procedures
3341 Cross-Country skiing goes to the dogs
3342 Ontario Provincial Parks: Trail Guide
3343 The Metis Nation and Arctic
Environmental Survey: Clean-up Partners on the Canol Trail
3344 The Rivers, Trails, and Conservation
Assitance Program: Seven Success Stories
3345 Going Along for The Ride: A memento of
teh 1995 British North American Boundary Commission and North West mounted
Police Wagon Train and Trail Ride
3346 Routes of History: Recreational use and
Preservation of Historic Transportation Corridors
3347 Mersey Valley Timberland Trail: Final
Project Report
3348 Timberland Trail Research Proposal:
Comparing Different Meida in Promoting the Mersey Vally Timberland Trail
3349 The Lycian Way: The Information you need
to know to trek the Lycian Way
3350 The Appalachian Trail
3351 Ganaraska Forest Trails Project
3352 Concept for Rotary Greenway Trail
Interpretive Brochure
3353 Trail Biking guide
3354 Mountain Biking In the Canadian Rocky
Mountains
3355 The Moira and Skootamatta Canoe Route
Guide
3356 Rails to Trails Conference: Canadian
Trail Initiatives
3357 Trail Creek Tramway
3358 Spatial Strategies For Managing Visitor
Impacts in National Parks
3359 Campsite Survey Implications for
Managing Designated Campsites at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
3360 Characterizing Backcountry Camping
Impacts in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA
3361 A Guide to Walking Lightly in the Wilds
3362 In Defense of Erosion
3363 Pet Peeves
3364 Toward a Provincial Recreational Trails
Policy
3365 A Provincial Policy for Rails to Trails
in Nova Scotia
3366 Economic Impact Analysis of Canals,
National Historic Sites and National Parks in Ontario
3367 Hastings Heritage Trail: Partership
Agreements Signed
3368 Recreation Displacement on the Kepler
Track, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand: A Longitudinal Study
3369 Managing the Consequences of Over-Use by
Tourists of New Zealand's Conservation Estate
3370 Peru puts limit on Inca Trail foot
traffic
3371 Monitoring Methods Concerning the
Environmental Impacts on Campsites
3372 An Evaluation of teh Effectiveness of a
No-fire, No-camping Policy: St. Mary's Wilderness, Virginia
3373 Communications Plan: A.T.V. Use of
Trails
3374 Ganaraska User Survey Analysis
3375 Information Quantity and Communication
Effectiveness: Low-impact Messages on Wilderness Trailside Bulletin Boards
3376 S.T.O.P. Snowmobile Trail Officer
Patrol: Sudbury Pilot Project
3377 Strengh in Dollars: How much money we
spend on out horses equates how much clout we have when it comes to protecting
our right to ride
3378 Universal Trail Assessment Process
3379 The Off-Road Cyclist's Code of Ethics
3380 The Landscape Encountered and
Experienced While Hiking
3381 Hiking the Milford Track
3382 Canada's Great Divide Trail: Hiking the
Backbone of the Rockies
3383 Finger Lakes News
3384 American Hiker
3385 Kluane National Park Reserve, 1996:
Wilderness Experience Study
3386 The Gilligan Principle
3387 Diminishing Barriers and Increasing
Return: Overcoming Obstacles to Accessible Trails for People with Diabilites
3388 Some Observations on Campground
Trampling and Ground Cover Response
3389 Seven Principals of Low-Impact
Wilderness Recreation
3390 A Survey of Cross Country Skiing in
Algonquin Park
3391 Overnight Wilderness Users: Descriptive
and Comparitive Report 1974-1980
3392 Workshop on Backcountry Use October
27-November 1, 1985
3393 A Study of Ecosystem Deterioration Along
Trails in the Gault Estate of Mont St. Hilaire, Quebec
3394 The Chemong Portage
3395 Recreational Specialization: A Study of
Cross Country Skiers
3396 Cross Country Skiing in Jackson Park,
Peterborough: A Survey of Usage and Problems
3397 Firth River Whitewater Public Safety and
Visitor Use Evaluation
3398 Southern Vancouver Island Hiking Trails:
From Nanaimo to the Alberni Valley, from the Cowichan River to Qualicum, here
are 49 adventure trails for people of all ages
3399 Northern Ontario Snowmobiling
Development Strategy
3400 Trails: Benefits, Issues and Solutions,
3401 A Method of Calculating Carrying
Capacity Potential Attractiveness and Management Input of a Site for Varied
Users:
3402 River Recreation: An Annotated
Bibliography:
3403 Patterns of Wilderness Use as Related to
Congestion and Solitude
3404 Environmental Guidelines for the
Recreational Use of Northern Ontario's Back-Country Areas:
3405 Insurance for Ontario's Trails
3406 Citizenships, Contingency and the
Countryside: Rights, culture, land and the environment:
3407 Cycling Skills: A Guide for Teen and
Adult Cyclists:
3408 The Backpacker's Hand Book
3409 Stable Directory, 2002
3410 Walking the Pennine Way
3411 Historic Old Military Road: Trail
Feasibility Study.
3412 Cross Country Skiing in the Warsaw Caves
Conservation Area:
3413 A Survey of Cross Country Skiing in the
Peterborough Area:
3414 Cross Country Ski Activity at Trent
University Wilderness Sanctuary:
3415 The Environmental Impact of Cross
Country Skiing on the Wildlife on the Trent Wildlife Sanctuary:
3416 Snowmobiling in the Peterborough Area: A
Survey of the Attitudes:
3417 The Origins, Growth and Organization of
Snowmobiling in the Peterborough Area:
3418 Evaluation of Two Conservation Areas for
Snowmobile Use in the Peterborough Area:
3419 The Demand for Public Snowmobiling
Facilities in the Seagrave Ontario Area:
3420 Social Carrying Capacity of Cross
Country Ski Trails:
3421 An Opinion Survey of Trent University's
New Bird Sanctuary and Hiking Trail:
3422 Recreational Use of Railway Tracks:
3423 Trails and Greenways: Advancing the
Smart Growth Agenda,
3424 Public Recreation on Private Lands: The
Land Owners' Perspective
3425 Proceedings 2002 Annual Conference
Ontario Trails Council:
3426 Trailing Along the Bruce:
3427 South Africa: A Walk on the Wild Side.
3428 The Complete Guide to Cross-Country
Skiing & Touring
3429 Environmental Assessment Act
Requirements and Trail Planning Process:
3430 Attachment 3: District Recreation Trails
Approval Questions and Answers OR "Everything You Wanted to Know About
Recreation Trails on Crown Lands but Were Afraid to Ask"
3431 Attachment 4: Policy - Recreation Trails
on Crown Land
3432 Public Action for Ontario Trails:
3433 Insurance Issues
3434 Effects of Mountain Biking on Wildlife
and People
3435 The Impact and Management of Visitor Use
at Mer Bleue Bog
3436 "Feeling your way through the
countryside"
3437 Answering Questions About: Long-Distance
Hiking in Ontario
3438 Rail Round Table
3439 Trails Act:
3440 Byways and Special Places Program:
Example Routes Warranting Study in Ontario.
3441 Global strategy: canals and cultural
routes
3442 Mountain Biking in the Canadian Rocky
Mountains: A Situational Analysis
3443 Constitution/Bylaws
3444 Farmers upset by MNR ban on access to
rail line
3445 On the Waterfront
3446 Walking amidst myths, magic on the
Cornwall cliffs
3446 Sign Manual
3447 Cycling Skills: A Guide for Teens and
Adult Cyclists
3448 Cycling
3449 Revised Bicycle Policy
3450 Ministry of Transportation Bicycle
Policy: Implementation Process
3451 Feeling Good with Cross-Country Skiing
3452 Nordic Touring and Cross-Country Skiing
3453 Cross-Country Skiing: Touring and
Competition
3454 An Analysis of Snowmobiling in Ontario:
Winter 1969-1970
3455 Seniors and Trail Use in Peterborough,
Ontario: Barriers to, and Interest in Recreational Walking Programs
3456 Recreational Specialization Among River
Users: The Case of Nahanni National Park Reserve
3457 Trail Development Template: Final Report
3458 Interpretive Programming for Trails in
Peterborough, Ontario: Annotated Bibliography Report on Methodologies
Application of Methods
3459 Fletcher Creek Conservation Area: Master
Plan
3460 Mountain Biking in Peterborough: A
Research Report
3461 Backpacker Use Patterns at Great Smoky
Mountains National Park
3462 User Funding Criteria and Proposed
Strategy for Sustainable Trails in Ontario
3463 Visitor Activity Profile on
cross-country Nordic Skiing
3464 Winter Use of Algonquin Park : The
Safety and Education of the Use Towards the Winter Experience and the
Management Implications
3465 The Kawartha Barrens Trail Study
3466 Trampling resistance of tropical
rainforest soils and vegetation in the wet tropics of north east Australia
3467 Ontario Trails Liability and Other
Reforms: A discussion Paper
3468 Impacts of nutrient additions and
digging for human waste disposal in natural environments, Australia
3469 Wildfire effects on hiking and biking
demand in New Mexico : a travel cost study
3471 Glebe Park Trails Strategy and Action
Plan
3472 A development Manual for a
Community-based ATV Tourism Product
3473 A Review of the Actual and Perceived
Risk Associated with River Crossing Encountered During Recreational Use
3475 An Examination of Recreationists’
Relationships with Activities and Settings
3476 Predictors of Behavioural Loyalty Among
Hikers Along he Appalachian Trail
3477 Spatial patterns of recreation impact on
experimental campsites
3478 The West Coast Trail
3479 ATV Popularity Growing
3480 Bow-Corridor Recreation Trails Study
3481 Analysis of the Ethical Issues
According to Frequent Snowmobile Users of the Haliburton Trails
3482 Planning for the Future of Irelands
: National Waymarked Ways
3483 Restoration Afoot for Ancient Inca
Trails
3484 Rails To Trails: Winter 2004
3485 The Impacts of Mountain Biking on
Wildlife and People
3486 Paddling into our own Heart of Darkness
3487 Blissful Biking
3488 The Millennium Miles: Your Guide to
the Trails
3489 ATV’s: Education is Key
3490 The History of ATV’s
3491 Trampling a new path through Nova
Scotia
3492 Happy Trails
3493 The ‘Way’ to go: West
Highland trek is remarkable
3494 Tiptoe through the treetops
3495 Cyclists roam backroads in a show
of pedal power
3496 Madonna and Guy tell British
country walkers to take a hike
3497 Cycling the slopes
3498 Council eyes Riverwalk plans
3499 Assessing Soil Compaction on Forest
Inventory and Analysis Phase 3 Field Plots Using a Pocket Penetrometer
3500 Accessible Exterior Surfaces
Technical Article
3501 Accessible Exterior Surfaces
3502 Soil Stabilizers on Universally
Accessible Trails
3503 Get out and enjoy forests
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