Town of Gravenhurst to replace two Peninsula Trail gazebos starting Aug. 10

The Town of Gravenhurst is replacing two gazebos located on the Peninsula Trail at the Muskoka Wharf starting Aug. 10.

According to town officials, the gazebos have reached the end of their lifespan and will be removed and replaced with assistance from a supervised work crew from Beaver Creek Institution.

Officials said the work is expected to take a week to be completed, depending on weather conditions.

For safety reasons, officials said the trail will be closed while the work takes place.

For more information, visit the town’s website.

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