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Profiles:
Route
NOTL is the official western terminus of the Lake Ontario Waterfront
Trail and the northern terminus of the very popular Niagara River
Recreation Trail. Along the Trail, you'll discover two historic
military forts, the Shaw Festival, dozens of shops, restaurants
and wineries.
- Off-road portion of the Trail meanders through the Common.
- On-road portion follows Mary Street/Lakeshore Rd.
- Caution required along stretches of Lake Shore Rd (approximately
6km) where there are no or narrow shoulders and the speed limit
is 60kph. This portion is not yet signed or designated as Trail
at this time. Official Trail resumes at Townline Road.
- To see more of the Lake and the lovely neighbourhoods in NOTL,
start at Nelson Park and follow the residential streets (Ricardo,
Queen and Niagara Blvd.)
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The Common - Niagara-on-the-Lake |
Main Access Points (with parking)
- Fort George - Queen's Parade
- Nelson Park (secondary) - located at Nelson and Ricardo Street. Waterfront
Trailhead sign located at the Trail entrance across the road from the
park.
- Paradise Grove Park - located on Queen's Parade N of John St. Waterfront
Trailhead sign located within park southeast of parking lot.
Local Maps
Niagara-on-the-Lake appears on the following Waterfront Trail maps:
Waterfront Trail routes appear on MapArt's Niagara Falls 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.
Pick up the fabulous Regional Niagara Bicycling Map from the Niagara
Economic and Tourism Corporation website: www.tourismniagara.com
or at 1-800-263-2988. The map was produced by cycling clubs dedicated
to the development and promotion of cycling in Niagara.
Self-Guided Bike Trips
The Region and it's partners have developed an Online Library of Scenic
Bike Routes, featuring hundreds of pre-selected routes,
each one containing a map and turn-by-turn directions in PDF printable
format. Check out this amazing resource at: http://www.niagararegion.ca/exploring/cycle/Bicycle-Niagara.aspx
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- Regional Niagara Bicycling Committee: www.rnbc.info
for information about cycling throughout Niagara, including easy
to use pre-designed loop rides.
- Steve Bauer Bike Tours
4979 King Street, PO Box 342
Beamsville, Ontario
Phone: 905-563-8687
www.stevebauer.com
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| Attractions (Cultural, Heritage and Special Attractions) |
- Peller Estates Winery
290 John Street East
Phone: 1-888-673-5537
Admission Charge: No, Tours extra
www.peller.com
- Niagara Pumphouse Visual Arts Centre
247 Ricardo Street
Phone: 905-468-5455
Admission Charge: No
www.niagarapumphouse.ca/
- Shaw Festival
10 Queen's Parade
Phone: 1-800-511-7429
Admission Charge: Yes
www.shawfest.com
- Lakeside Pottery
755 Lakeshore Road
Phone: 905-934-2904
- Palatine Hills Estate Winery
911 Lakeshore Road
Phone: 905-646-9617
www.palatinehillsestatewinery.com
- Grimo Nut Nursery
979 Lakeshore Road
Phone: 905-934-6887
www.grimonut.com
- Konzelmann Estate Winery
1096 Lakeshore Road
Phone: 905-935-2866
www.konzelmannwines.com
- Butler's Barracks National Historic Site
440 King Street
Phone: 905-468-6614
Admission Charge: Yes
- Niagara Historical Society Museum
43 Castlereagh Street
Phone: 905-468-3912
Admission Charge: Yes
www.niagara.com/~nhs/
- Strewn Winery
1339 Lakeshore Road
Phone: 905-468-1229
Admission Charge: No
www.strewnwinery.com
- Zoom Leisure Bike Tours and Rentals
2017 Niagara Stone Road (HWY55)
Phone: 1-866-811-6993
www.zoomleisure.com
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| Annual Festivals on the Waterfront |
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- A Peach of a Celebration (mid-August)
Phone: 905-468-1950
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- The Bike Shop
996 Lakeshore Road, RR #3
Phone: 905-934-3815
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Community Waterfront Volunteer Opportunities |
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