Ontario Trails Council:
Member Profiles!
We survive on memberships. We have new rates. We wish to thank the following groups who recently either renewed their membership or who joined for the first time!
THANK-YOU.
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NEW - City of Niagara Falls Environmental Committee - Thank-you!
Niagara Falls offers diverse trails, from the paved, 56 km Niagara River Recreational Trail along the river on the Canadian side, ideal for biking and walking past attractions, to rugged, scenic hikes like the Niagara Gorge Rim Trail & Whirlpool Rapids Trail (US side) with dramatic views, plus the unique, rocky climbs in Niagara Glen (Canada) offering river-edge paths and whirlpool vistas, catering to both leisurely strolls and adventurous treks.
Canadian Side Trails (Niagara Falls, ON)
- Niagara River Recreational Trail: A long, paved path perfect for cycling or walking, stretching from Fort Erie to Niagara-on-the-Lake, showcasing the Niagara Parkway, wineries, and historical sites.
- Niagara Glen Nature Centre Trails: Offers stunning views of the Niagara River and Whirlpool, with the main 1.6 km River Trail right by the water, featuring rocky terrain and beautiful scenery! (AI Overview)
Renewal - St. Lawrence Parks Commission Trails - Thank-you!
The St. Lawrence Parks Commission (SLPC) offers extensive multi-use trail networks, notably the paved Thousand Islands Parkway Trail, perfect for cycling, walking, and skating, connecting parks, beaches, and campgrounds from the 1000 Islands to the Quebec border, with key sections like the scenic Long Sault Parkway featuring island chains, picnic spots, and birding, all part of the larger Great Lakes Waterfront Trail system for diverse outdoor exploration.
Key Trails & Features:
Thousand Islands Parkway Trail: A prime paved multi-use path following the St. Lawrence River, ideal for cycling, walking, running, and skating, with access to parks and facilities.
Long Sault Parkway: A scenic route branching off the Parkway, crossing a series of islands with beaches, ponds, and picnic spots, offering quieter nature experiences.
Great Lakes Waterfront Trail: The SLPC trails are a significant part of this larger network, providing long-distance cycling and walking routes.
Nature Trails: Besides paved routes, the parks offer various nature trails for exploring diverse habitats.
Activities & Amenities:
Cycling & Skating: Excellent paved paths on the Parkway and Long Sault Parkway.
Picnicking & Beaches: Numerous day-use areas with sandy beaches and picnic spots.
Bird Watching & Nature: A bird sanctuary and rich wildlife viewing opportunities.
Camping: Access to waterfront campgrounds along the routes. (AI Overview)
Renewal - Alan McPherson - Individual Thank-you!
Renewal - Prowl Communications - Deb Katsmar Principal - Thank-you!
Renewal - TrailAide Canada Thank-you!
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