Waterfront Trail
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The Waterfront Trail is a 3600-km-long, hiking, cycling and walking trail that connects communities along the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence River in Ontario. Most of it is on paved roads.
UnderstandThe Waterfront Trail is a project by the Waterfront Regeneration Trust, a charity to protect Ontario's waterfronts.
PreparePDF maps are available from the official Waterfront Trail website.
Get inThe Waterfront Trail can be accessed from over 150 communities. The trails can be identified by their distinctive logo.
BikeThe trail is split in several sections. While it can be traveled in any direction, this article assumes that you're travelling from west to east.
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- Photo: Britcouple007's Cam, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons