End of Peoples Road (A10) to Old Goulais Bay Road (A11) (adopted by Horst Wetzl): good shape. Trail now crosses a different beaver dam over the Root River. (November 2010)

West Branch of Root River to Glenview Vacation Homes on Highway 17 (A12) (adopted by Mike Barker): Near the middle of this segment, trail markers are missing for several hundred metres where trail passes through areas of recent clear cut logging; safest way to cross these clear cuts is by following orange-flagged snowmobile trail path for approx. 800 metres to where it rejoins marked main trail. Good shape (November 2008)

Highway 17 (A12) to Crystal Creek (A15) (available for adoption): good (May 2011).

Crystal Creek (A15) to Mabel Lake (Saulteaux eastern terminus at Km41.2) (adopted by Don McGorman): there are a few large windfalls that are easily passable otherwise trail is good (May 2011).

Odena Loop Trail (A13) (adopted by Steve Dominy): cleaned and blazed (May 2010). This 4 km yellow blazed loop trails connects with the main trail at two locations: (west) just east of the Root River bridge where trail enters forest north of Sixth Line; (east) at bend in trail just north of the Crystal Creek crossing.

Beaver Link Trail (A16) (adopted by Don McGorman): there are a few large windfalls to work your way around (October 2011). This 3.5 km yellow blazed link trail connects (west) with the Odena Loop trail approximately 1.5 km north of the gate at the end of Connor Road and (east) with the main trail 0.5 km west of Mabel Lake.

The Tom Allinson Side Trail:
Jackson Island Road (A1) to creek and onto Lake Superior shoreline (up for adoption): in good shape (Sept. 2010).

Lake Superior shoreline at creek to Lakeshore Drive (at Pebble Beach via Red Rock Road) (TAST at 6.0)- (adopted by Gail Andrew): (October 2011) Good shape.

The John Rowswell Hub Trail Route: (November 2011)
Note: several pedestrian trail paths have been developed to be roughly aligned with the planned route of the municipal multi-use non-motorized Hub Trail.

Finn Hill to Northern Avenue – Visit the Jim Miller Memorial Trailhead

Northern Avenue to Tarantaurus School - complete and paved (there is construction at the top of the hill at the terminus of Northern Avenue and again at the extension of Pine Street to by-pass).

Tarantaurus School to corner of 3rd Line and Great Northern Road - complete and paved. Be careful crossing Great Northern Road.

Corner of 3rd Line and Great Northern Road to Fort Creek entrance on Second Line - complete and paved.

Second Line to Queen Street West (along Carmen's Way is built and kept in good shape by the City of Sault Ste. Marie)

Waterfront Boardwalk from Canal Drive to Clergue Park and the main branch of the public library is built and kept in good shape by the City of Sault Ste. Marie.

Clergue Park to behind former Plummer Hospital site is complete. From here, you travel down Queen Street to Pine, then south on Pine to the Marina site and the "back door" paved path to Bellevue Park. Used the paved street next to the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources building, cross Queen Street, to Churchill Blvd. Travel north to Mark Street, then east on Mark and Singwauk to Shannon Road. North on Shannon to Bennett Blvd. The trail crosses Shannon to the north just past school yard to Silver Birch extension. Use the crossing at Trunk Road which will bring you to the paved path paralleling McNabb Street, to the intersection of McNabb and Black Road and the bottom of Finn Hill.

The entire John Rowswell HUB Trail rouute will have signs installed early in 2012. Call 705-942-1891 for more information.

If you are a member of the Voyageur Trail Association, you must order your guidebook through the Association to get the discounted price for members!