Waterfront Regeneration Trust - Trail: Niagara to Grimsby (Section 1 )

Waterfront Trail - Along the Canadian Shores of Lake Ontario

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Section 2 >

Key map 1: Niagara to Grimsby

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Highlights of Section 1

A cornucopia of vineyards, wineries, historic forts and vibrant harbours

Trails Run Along:

Road shoulders and asphalt trail

Length:

70 Kilometres

Niagara to Grimsby	Profile	wt-zone1.pdf	2.8 MB
Niagara-on-the-Lake	Niagara-on-the-Lake	wt-1_01.pdf	236 KB
Four Mile Creek	Niagara-on-the-Lake	wt-1_02.pdf	212 KB
Port Weller	St. Catharines	wt-1_03.pdf	216 KB
Port Dalhousie	St. Catharines	wt-1_04.pdf	284 KB
Jordan Station	Lincoln	wt-1_05.pdf	244 KB
Vineland	Lincoln	wt-1_06.pdf	220 KB
Beamsville	Lincoln	wt-1_07.pdf	220 KB
Grimsby	Grimsby	wt-1_08.pdf	216 KB
Winona Park	Grimsby	wt-1_09.pdf	212 KB
Fruitland	Hamilton	wt-1_10.pdf	204 KB
Stoney Creek	Hamilton	wt-1_11.pdf	224 KB
Hamilton Beach	Hamilton	wt-1_12.pdf	208 KB

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WARNING: These maps, itineraries, and trip suggestions have been developed to assist Trail users in planning both their recreational and commuting trips along the Waterfront Trail. It shows signed routes of the Trail, as well as possible routes and connections in areas where routes have not yet been designated as part of the Waterfront Trail. The possible routes and connections have been identified in consultation with the municipalities and Conservation Authorities of Lake Ontario and from Trail users. Some of these possible routes and connections may not be ideal for cycling, in-line skating, or hiking. They may be unsuitable for some Trail users because of the close proximity to vehicular traffic or unsuitable trail surface. Whenever possible, indicators have been placed on the maps to warn of caution areas. However, be prepared to make your own evaluation of traffic, trail and road conditions, and plan routes appropriate to your riding, in line skating, and hiking skills and your comfort level. This map is not intended as a guide for children.