Enjoy the outdoors at Seneca's King Campus:
Cross Country Skiing, Snowshoeing & Hiking

The Oak Ridge’s Moraine Trail (ORMT) traverses across the Seneca King Campus Property, connecting Keele Street (to the west) and Dufferin Street (to the east).  There are 14 km of trails for you to enjoy ranging from beginner to intermediate – note that trails are not always groomed.  Visitors can hike, run, cross country ski or snowshoe any day of the week.  There is no cost to the public to use the trails.  Parking charges will apply to vehicles parked on the grounds of Seneca's King Campus – parking is only permitted in designated parking lots.  ORMT Maps are available for purchase from the Oak Ridge’s Trail Association (ORTA) website at www.oakridgestrail.org.  Skating on or Swimming in Lake Seneca is strictly prohibited.  ATV's, snowmobiles, etc., are not permitted on the property at any time.  Fishing is not permitted at any time.  Dog walking is welcome but animals must remain on a leash at all times - please be kind to fellow trail users and take all animal waste with you or dispose in a garbage receptacle.  There are no public washrooms or water stations available on the trails.  Use is entirely self-guided at the risk of the user.  In case of an emergency, trail users should call 911.  The trails are not patrolled by staff at any time.  For any questions about the Oak Ridge’s Moraine Trail please call the Oak Ridge’s Trail Association at 1-877-319-0285.