Jim Charles 2017

The group camping area of the park, you can also find a small beach, washroom, otentiks and rustic cabins. Start on the left from the washrooms near the parking and walk around the point and cut through the group camping area.

Trail Location

  • Starting waypoint: 44.398660, -65.233120 (open map)
  • Location source: Trail waypoint from gpx_for_app index
  • GPX file: jim_charles_2017.gpx
  • GPX track name: Jim Charles 2017

Recent Trail Notes

Recent trail-related items found during a five-year scan from July 12, 2021 through July 12, 2026. Verify access, closures, and conditions with the park, trail manager, or local association before heading out.

No recent trail-specific news item was found in the five-year scan. This draft keeps the section as a review note so it can be refreshed before publishing.

Trip Summary

Trip Stats

1.4km
Distance
0.9mi
Distance
0h 28m
Total time
3.0km/h
Avg speed (incl. stops)
2.9km/h
Moving speed
200m
Elevation gain
124m
Elevation loss
176m
Highest point

Elevation Profile

Terrain & Pace Summary

Steep Hike

A demanding climb with 200 m of elevation gain over 1.4 km (142 m/km). Expect sustained ascent and a real workout.

Leisurely Walk

Easy 2.9 km/h pace — plenty of time to take in the surroundings.

Waypoints & Stops

  • 014 (44.39530, -65.23232)
  • 015 (44.39819, -65.23246)
  • Cabin (44.39689, -65.23137)
  • Jim Charles Parking — Jim CHarles 2017 (44.39867, -65.23313)
  • Jim Charles washroom — Jim CHarles 2017 (44.39817, -65.23249)
  • Shelter (44.39666, -65.23332)

Trails Near This Route

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1.4 km trail  ·  0.1 km away
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Starting at Grafton Woods parking lot, these two trails provide an easy walk.
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1.5 km trail  ·  3.6 km away
Kejimkujik NP – Flowing Waters
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Nearby Trails

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Trail Access & Pass Information

⚠️ Trail pass and gate information changes seasonally. The notes below are based on publicly available information at time of generation — verify before you go.
  • Check your provincial / state OHV registration requirements before riding.
  • Verify gate and seasonal-closure status with a local ATV club or land manager.
  • Some trail networks require a separate trail pass — confirm with the local OHV association.

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