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Trail Map
Click here
to order the new full-colour Waterfront Trail and Greenway Mapbook or
click on a section of the key map below to access online maps.
The Waterfront Trail follows the shores of Lake Ontario and the St Lawrence
River, connecting communities from Niagarara-on-the-Lake to the Quebec
border. It is marked with signs bearing our logo. Click here for Trail
fast facts and an important safety message.
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Important Trail Updates:
- Construction begins on Queen's Quay Toronto and it may be difficult to access the Trail--but the payoff will be fantastic.
- The Trail east of Port Union and west of the Rouge in Toronto is under construction. It may look like you can follow it along the water's edge but you'll reach a barrier. Please use Lawrence Road. See Map 2.16
- Trail near in Toronto near Leslie street will be affected by construction on the new streetcar facility in September. See the City of Toronto website for more info
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Maps and information about the Waterfront Trail have been broken up into
7 sections. Click here to see How to
use our maps. Click here to download a distance
chart of the Trail (note: distances are approximate).
To
view the maps you will require
Adobe Acrobat
Reader 5.0.
The table below lists all of the individual PDF maps available along
the trail, and the associated community profile. Click on a profile to
get useful information about the trail, or on a map name to download the
map. To view the maps you will require Adobe
Acrobat Reader 5.0.
Download all PDF maps in
Zip format (25.1 MB)
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.
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