This section was closed to hiking due to hazardous conditions. This section is need of a major maintenance, stairs and boardwalk repairs. Hopefully this will be in the budget for Spring 2026. See the latest Pickering Council minute on the
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Trail maintenance on section 2 Whitevale to Forestream was done Oct 16, 2025. Fallen and/or damaged blazes replaced or repositioned, fallen branches cur and removed. Boardwalk damage reported.
UPDATE. THE CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND THE TRAIL IS OPEN
The Seaton Hiking Trail will be temporarily closed northeast of the Foreststream Trail (Old Whites Road) Bridge. See attached map. This effects the north end of…
Users of the Seaton Trail just south east of Forestream Road and at the Hydro line would have noticed flooding of the trail. The flooding is the result of the new Mattamy Homes Seaton Development Water Management design. This design was approved by
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Users of the Seaton trail just north of the CPR trestle would have noticed the new Seaton Community Southern Outflow Project. This project collects rain water from the new development being built on the plateau and channels it into a
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A pair of kids glasses were found on the trail around marker 1N085. The glasses were left at the marker.
The construction activity has finally been completed on the 407 highway overpass bridge. The Seaton Trail is now full open from Rossland Road (Concession Road # 3, Grand View Park) in the south to all the way up to highway
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Regarding the Highway 407 bridges over West Duffins Creek Tributary and Seaton Trail
In summary, the abutments and deck of the Eastbound Lane and Westbound Lane bridges will be widen by 2 lanes to the inside median in
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The closure will be Monday to Thursday from 7 am – 5 pm for the next few weeks.
Hydro One will be clearing the hydro path including their easement from just south of Forestream Trail to 3rd Concession.
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Ticks have been spotted along the Seaton Trail. Please take proper precautions while on the Trail. For more information, please see:
Durham health department finds ticks containing Lyme bacteria in Rouge Valley
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