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Profiles:
Cobourg - www.cobourg.ca
RouteArchitectural splendor dating back to the 1800's, campgrounds, nature trails, park attractions, festivals and a top-rated marina. The highlight of Cobourg's waterfront is a spectacular natural beach of white sand, part of 9 hectares of beautiful parkland. The park has more than a century old trees, a children's play area and a bandshell with weekly band concerts.
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Main Access Points (with parking)
- Peace Park (Forth St. Park)- Foot of Forth Street
- Victoria Park - Foot of Division St., south of King St. East
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Local Maps
Cobourg appears on the following Waterfront Trail maps:
- Section 4 - Cobourg to Quinte West (wt-zone4.pdf)
- Map 4-1 Carr's Marsh (wt-4_01.pdf)
- Map 4-2 Cobourg (wt-4_02.pdf)
- Map 4-3 Spicer / Brookside (wt-4_03.pdf)
Waterfront Trail routes appear on MapArt's Peterborough 1:25 000 scale fold map, as well as other MapArt publications. These maps are widely available through local retailers, or online at www.mapart.com
The Apple Route Map and Guide offers excellent information about touring
in the 
Ontario's
apple region. You'll find more than apples along the way-antiques, health
spas, theatre, heritage architecture. The Apple Route starts in Port Hope
following HWY 2 and HWY 64 to Trenton (Quinte West). Available at visitor
centres or call 1-866-277-5378 or visit www.appleroute.com.
Northumberland Tourism produces a series of brochures for visitors. Discover Our Trails maps county trails and nature areas describing the natural features you enjoy. Available at visitor centres and from the office (1-866-401-3278).
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