Bebamikawe Memorial Trail

Bebamikawe Memorial Trail

Bebamikawe Memorial Trail
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Sandra W
Guelph, Canada39 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2024 • Family
Great hike!
Late August visit. A little remote but worth it the extra drive (recently regraded gravel/dirt road). Only one other vehicle in the lot.
We totally loved the guardian dogs. A number of them greeted us in the parking lot and 2 accompanied us the full length of the Warriors trail. True working dogs – dashing off the trail to scout things out but always returning to walk with us. Although we just enjoyed their company, we were especially grateful as they did their job baying at a bear in a tree (maybe more than once – we did not see a bear at the first round of baying/barking). We actually back tracked on the trail after that incident to where the dogs had scented the trail to feel more secure. Take the “bears in area” seriously.
Bugs not an issue at this time of the year. Good challenge with some inclines. Well groomed and marked trail with great lookout and informative signage. Allow 3 hours for the Warriors trail.
A bit confusing using the online payment system at the trail head – pay per adult? Or per vehicle? We may be the only dummies that paid per adult (still worth it though – happy to support this trail and the dogs).
Written September 2, 2024
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Colin M
Whitby, Canada23 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2022
The trails here are quite nice, with some good lookout points. What makes this hike special are the trail dogs.
We arrived about 10am on a Saturday in early October. We were the only car in the parking lot. As we approached the lot our car was greeted by a pack of dogs barking at us. I had read about this hike though, and the involvement of trail dogs, so we knew to expect this. The dogs were wonderful, very friendly, and not begging or anything. They also barked very little, mostly from one dog who barked at the beginning of each leg of the hike as if to announce it. We hiked both the red Warrior trail and the yellow 3 Fires trail. We were accompanied by 4 trail dogs for the entirety of our hike. If we stopped to take pictures or eat a snack, the dogs would sit or lie quietly and wait for us to be ready to start again. They didn't beg or annoy us at all and were just lovely companions for the whole hike. They would occasionally run through the bushes looking for something, but they always returned and walked with us. Such a great experience.
The hike itself was very nice, but the dogs made it a really special memory.
Written October 3, 2022
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nickelcitygirl
Sudbury, Canada696 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2020
The unique thing about these trails is your walk companions. We loved being greeted by two dogs who served as our guard dogs while we walked the trail! As soon as we pulled in to the parking lot, they appeared and waited for us to get our walking shoes on. The dogs would stay ahead of us on the trail and if we got too far behind, they would wait for us to catch up and then off they'd go again. We did a short trail this visit, but there are longer trails with beautiful lookouts.
Written June 22, 2021
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LakeSimcoeFan
Toronto, Canada91 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2022
A nice trail worth exploring . We liked that it was not busy, I guess all people were on Cup and Saucer that day :) It is well marked, has nice lookouts, some history and educational content, and serious working dogs following your group. A dog who was with us did not take food or water, just was there with us, looking after all members of the group :) In August, there were almost no mosquitos. I saw maybe two, a far cry from the trail's description as a Mosquito Alley.
Consists of two loops, 4.5 ish km each. On the way to the trail head there is a beach, so you (unlike us) can take your towels and enjoy.
Written August 21, 2022
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Naik
10 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2021 • Family
It was a great trail! We did the fitness trail originally and then headed up the warrior trail. The path is relatively clear and you can follow the markings quite easily to the lookouts! The view is really spectacular and the lookout is big with a lot of seating. The best part of the entire trail is definitely the trail dogs - they sit when you sit, walk when you walk, it was so much fun and you definitely feel safe without worrying about seeing bears or deers (not that we saw any). I would definitely recommend this trail if you are on the Island!
Written August 28, 2021
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Jliu
Waterloo, Canada7 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2020 • Family
We were so lucky that Kusky led us through the Warriors loop. My daughter chased Kusky the whole way. She had a lot of fun! The trial was much easier for younger kids than the Cup & Saucer one!
Written September 2, 2020
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lana54613
Perth, Canada2 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2020 • Couples
An amazing hiking trail. Well taken care off. Signage is great!! In my opinion a nicer and more scenic trail than the Cup and Saucer trail! Much better maintained. We had the pleasure of having Kusky the trail guide dog accompany us for the entire trail! Would definitely recommend!
Written August 28, 2020
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Patricia B
Astorville, Canada18 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2021 • Family
Such a beautiful trail! We've been to Manitoulin many times but this was our first time to this trail, it is 100% worth the visit. It has some steep grades and rough terrain that can be difficult for little ones, I suggest a backpack carrier for children under 3, definitely not stroller friendly. The dogs that may accompany you are super sweet too!
Written September 4, 2021
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christinerG9096RL
Kincardine, Ontario, Canada5 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2017 • Couples
We loved the peace and beauty of the area, the expansive views and the physical challenge of the trails... but the trail dogs made this an unforgettable experience. Their energy and the way they would appear and disappear added a level of enjoyment that was unexpected.
Written October 23, 2017
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Donna B
Fountain Hills, AZ170 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2014 • Couples
This trail system has three trails from which to choose, or you can combine the loops and do all of them. We did the Three Fires Trail which when accessed from the Connector Trail made a 5.9 balloon trail. Most of the way is trees, but there are some spectacular lookouts over the islands and bays of Georgian Bay. The views aren't as numerous as on the Cup and Saucer Trail, but neither did we see another person. Three dogs joined us, however, not surprising as these are First Nations lands. The trail was well built and well maintained. It was rated moderate, but we found it pretty easy with only two short steep sections. Take your bug spray - but where don't you take you bug spray in Ontario between June and October? There is pay station that asks for $2 per person, exact change only, or pay at the office in Wikwemikong.
Written August 7, 2014
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