The Turtle Mountain Trail starts as an old road that passes by several camps. The road soon comes to an ATV Bridge that crosses the stream between Robin Hood Lake and Little John Lake. After the bridge you enter the Loch Alva Protected Area. The trail turns into an ATV trail. The trail is a steady climb for about 3 kilometres until it comes out onto a wide, open granite dome. The trails gets progressively rougher and climbs up along the edge of Turtle Mountain and crosses a hardwood ridge. The trail then takes a sharp right and climbs a steep slab of granite. At the top of the slope there is an opening with amazing views to the east towards Saint John, New Brunswick.
Hiking NB - Turtle Mountain Trail
