Other members include biospheres and Ontario Government agencies such as the Niagara Parks Commission.
The Council's membership represents the broad range of stakeholders involved in Ontario's more than 80,000 kilometres (50,000 mi) of trail.
Ontario Trails operates one of the largest trail awareness and information websites in Canada, with over 1.5 million visitors a year to http://ontariotrails.ca this site is also available on mobile devices as a public service at: http://ontariotrailsmap.com Ontario Trails Council provides professional development education for staff and volunteers, through 3 programs available on-line at Algonquin College.
[1] During the three years before they were disbanded,[2][3] the Council consulted with and received submissions from over three hundred interested Ontario organizations and presented a report to the provincial government.
The OTC has also taken an active part in the conversion of abandoned railway roadbeds in Ontario into recreational trails.