Kinmount, a charming community rich with heritage, is located on the
Burnt
River in the heart of Lake Country, bordering Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Highlands. Enjoy 4 season recreationat your doorstep including swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, golf, curling, skating, skiing, snowmobiling as well as arts & crafts. Kinmount boasts an abundance of fish & wildlife & hundreds of miles of trails in surrounding forests & lakes.
Victoria Rail Trail
Open year-round to the public for recreational uses including walking, hiking, cycling, bird watching, horseback riding, dog sledding, snow shoeing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. There are access points at the old railway station and
Austin
Saw
Mill
Heritage
Park in Kinmount. This trail runs from Lindsay to Kinmount to Haliburton.
Somerville Tract
This large 3,420 hectare section of the
Victoria
County
Forest offers three trail loops totaling 8.5 km in length. This trail passes through a picturesque combination of pine plantations, wetlands, hardwood forests and rock outcrops. Located 5.6 km west of Kinmount on County Road 45 the tract is ideal for hiking, mountain biking & cross country skiing.
Austin Sawmill Located along the Rail Trail
Austin Sawmill Heritage Park Picnic Area, Shelter, Gardens, Children's Playground adjacent to Victoria & Haliburton Rail Trails/ Home to Music in the Park, Thursdays at 6:30 pm through July & August. Food available.
Bingo Friday nights at the Royal Canadian Legion year round
Camping Kinmount Fair
Darts Royal Canadian Legion
Dirt Biking Burnt River Off Road Vehicle Facility
Highlands
Theatre & Movie
Museum
Kayaking Along the Burnt River. Rentals available at Austin Lumber
Kinmount Artisans Marketplace
Kinmount Music in the Park
Kinmount Model Railroad & Museum at Kinmount Railway Station
Snowmobiling Victoria & Haliburton Rail Trail
Swimming
Pumphouse
Beach on the Burnt River
