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Virtual Tour: Beaver Point Trail

The Beaver Point Trail is a 1 mile, moderate difficulty trail that runs along the east bank of one of the narrow extensions of Prince Edward Lake. This trail is accessible only from the Otter's Path Trail. The trail dead-ends at the tip of the peninsula, so a full hike will be two miles long. Hikers will encounter thickets of mountain laurel and areas of fresh water marsh on their journey to the point. Use caution as portions of this trail are very steep for short distances. The narrow path and overhanging plants are a haven to ticks so users should use bug repellent with DEET and check for ticks after completing this hike.

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