Four trails follow the Main Branch of the Muskoka River and offer a scenic view of Duck Chutes. The level sandy plains, shallow marshes and rugged terrain are typical of the Muskoka landscape. The forested areas obscure previous uses including cattle grazing, gravel pits and logging roads.

The trail is comprised of a natural ground surface and is used for hiking, snowshoeing, mountain biking and has excellent groomed cross-country ski trails.

The trail starts in Kerr Park, follows the hill to a large bird watching observatory, which overlooks the lagoons. There is an abundance of birds. The trail continues south around the lagoons and back to the starting point. There are also short, cross-country ski or walking trails in the woods adjacent to the lagoons.

The trail is comprised of a natural surface and is used for hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and mountain biking.