Ausable River Valley & Mystery Falls Trails

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Ausable River Valley & Mystery Falls Trails is a staple trail to the town of Parkhill. It spans 3.4 kilometres in total and has a 63 m elevation. Ausable River Valley & Mystery Falls is known to the community as a beautiful hiking trail with many sites and natural beauties, including wildlife. This trail is dog and child friendly and worth the visit next time you visit Ausable River Valley & Mystery Trails.

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