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If you’re looking for more fresh air and feeling good, volunteer and join us!

If you want one of those amazing t-shirts … visit Wellington Market before it closes for the season and pick one up for $30.

Shirts will be available by mail once the market closes. Details, sizes, pricing, etc. can be found on our Buy T-shirt page

These guys are good!

Prince Eddy’s Maddy Pilon and Aaron McKinney

A big shout out to Trail Jam for the superbly organized group ride on June 17th, and the very generous $1000 donation to the Millennium Trail.

Looking at the Trail Jam pictures and the après-event pictures, and seeing all those happy faces, it’s a safe bet that next year’s Trail Jam is probably going to be even bigger!

Click here to see some of the days’ highlights.

Rob Rides

PEC Trails Committee member, Rob Legge rides and rides and rides. If you were on the trail in Consecon around Christmas 2022, you might have seen him passing the recently completed kiosk or crossing the bridge.

He’ll be missing for a while, but we will all be cheering him on when he competes in an international race in Europe. Go Rob!

Full details in the Picton Gazette – click here

Prince Edward SxS/ATV Riders donations

Pictured at the Millennium Trail entrance off Lake Street in Picton from left: Brad Thompson and Rick Insley with the Prince Edward SxS/ATV Riders; Mayor Steve Ferguson; Nancy Parks, Back the Build campaign chairperson and Pat Maloney on behalf of the Millennium Trail. (Photo: Briar Boyce/PECMHF)

Members of the Prince Edward SXS/ATV Riders donate funds from their Poker Run event on the Millennium Trail to the PEC Trails Committee to support Trail maintenance and to the PEC Hospital’s “Back the Build” program.

Read the full story at Quinte News 

Pitching In

Members of the Prince Edward SidexSide/ATV Riders group took to the Millennium Trail this weekend to conduct some volunteer brushing and garbage collection. Trail usage concerns, commercial and otherwise, has been brought before council in recent weeks. (Facebook photo via Picton Gazette))

It’s that time of year

After what has apparently been the slowest start to turtle nesting season in the last decade, turtles are back on the move to do some serious nesting from now until mid-July. Please keep a lookout for them on the trail and on the road so that you don’t hit them, especially near wetland areas.

Every species of turtle in Ontario is a Species at Risk – let’s try to help them along!

Story Book on the Trail

This one fell through the cracks of the ‘tell us what happened and we’ll post it on our web site’.

But better six months late than never, here’s Rotary in September 2022 stepping up to create more value for the trail and promote literacy

September 2, 2022 – The Wellington Rotary Club had an official opening of the Story Book Walk at the Millennium Trail, led by Rotarian Linda Donville, and constructed by Rotarian Ted Nash.

More from the Wellington Times here

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