Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Map Book: Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River Edition
Stretching along the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes and the Ontario shores of the St. Lawrence River, the Waterfront Trail is a major multi-use trail inspired by community vision and pride. It is a symbol of our new relationship to waterways and a testament to our growing expectation for a healthy, green, connected and clean waterfront.
Work on the Waterfront Trail began in 1992 – and since that time many improvements and changes have taken place. The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Map Books have been created to help you plan your own exploration of this amazing natural resource. This compact edition is a convenient travel size, that you can take with you on your adventure, and includes the Lake Ontario / St. Lawrence river portion of the trail.
Whether you choose to spend an hour or a whole day on the Trail, your experience will inspire a deeper appreciation for the many natural and cultural riches you’ll find along the trail. More importantly, it will deepen your commitment to the potential of the waterfront’s regeneration.
Inside the 188 page compact edition of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Map Book, you’ll find detailed maps showing the Trail’s route, on or off road sections, parking, washrooms, landmarks, trail connections, waterfront parks, wetlands, beaches, marsh and forests, vineyards, farmland, museums and shopping areas. Several itineraries to get you started on your exploration of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River waterfront have also been included.
Stretching along the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes and the Ontario shores of the St. Lawrence River, the Waterfront Trail is a major multi-use trail inspired by community vision and pride. It is a symbol of our new relationship to waterways and a testament to our growing expectation for a healthy, green, connected and clean waterfront.
Work on the Waterfront Trail began in 1992 – and since that time many improvements and changes have taken place. The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Map Books have been created to help you plan your own exploration of this amazing natural resource. This compact edition is a convenient travel size, that you can take with you on your adventure, and includes the Lake Ontario / St. Lawrence river portion of the trail.
Whether you choose to spend an hour or a whole day on the Trail, your experience will inspire a deeper appreciation for the many natural and cultural riches you’ll find along the trail. More importantly, it will deepen your commitment to the potential of the waterfront’s regeneration.
Inside the 188 page compact edition of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Map Book, you’ll find detailed maps showing the Trail’s route, on or off road sections, parking, washrooms, landmarks, trail connections, waterfront parks, wetlands, beaches, marsh and forests, vineyards, farmland, museums and shopping areas. Several itineraries to get you started on your exploration of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River waterfront have also been included.
Stretching along the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes and the Ontario shores of the St. Lawrence River, the Waterfront Trail is a major multi-use trail inspired by community vision and pride. It is a symbol of our new relationship to waterways and a testament to our growing expectation for a healthy, green, connected and clean waterfront.
Work on the Waterfront Trail began in 1992 – and since that time many improvements and changes have taken place. The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Map Books have been created to help you plan your own exploration of this amazing natural resource. This compact edition is a convenient travel size, that you can take with you on your adventure, and includes the Lake Ontario / St. Lawrence river portion of the trail.
Whether you choose to spend an hour or a whole day on the Trail, your experience will inspire a deeper appreciation for the many natural and cultural riches you’ll find along the trail. More importantly, it will deepen your commitment to the potential of the waterfront’s regeneration.
Inside the 188 page compact edition of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Map Book, you’ll find detailed maps showing the Trail’s route, on or off road sections, parking, washrooms, landmarks, trail connections, waterfront parks, wetlands, beaches, marsh and forests, vineyards, farmland, museums and shopping areas. Several itineraries to get you started on your exploration of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River waterfront have also been included.