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Overview

Trailblazing at Trailhead Ontario 2010

Trailhead Ontario 2010 was a great success thanks to the attendees, speakers, volunteers and organizers.

Over the 4 days we heard from over 50 presenters and international speakers. There were upwards of 30 sessions and hands-on trail building workshops. Members of the trails community from across the province gathered to exchange innovative ideas on maintaining, growing and promoting Ontario’s vibrant trails.

The buzz continues to grow even after the conference.

“Trailhead Ontario was excellent. I loved the flavour provided by the international panel. Keep it going! Amazing job!” - Carol Oitment, Senior Policy Advisor, Ministry of Health Promotion, Government of Ontario

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latest news

Trailhead Ontario announcement

by Trailhead Ontario · April 5th 2010

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A focus on Ontario’s trail economy, the growth of trail tourism, building out our trail infrastructure and regional economic development

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Greetings From Ireland

by Cormac MacDonnell · March 23rd 2010

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Greetings from across the water to the Ontario Trail Community and best wishes to you on the 2010 Trailhead Ontario Conference which looks like a very exciting event.

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Google adds cycling routes to U.S. maps

by Context Creative · March 22nd 2010

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Two-wheeled travelers across the U.S. got some good news today: Google is adding bicycling directions to its popular Maps site. Now, riders in 150 cities will be able to identify bike lanes, quieter streets and off-road trails before heading out on their commutes or pleasure rides.

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