Pathways
Multi-use pathways provide the opportunity for people to take part in a low cost activity. You can use them to get from A to B or for recreation. They are free for all to use and open 24-7. A few trails are lit and some are not. Pathways accommodate different forms of active transportation, such as:
- walking
- jogging
- cycling
- strollers
- skateboarding
- roller blading
- wheelchairs
- other wheeled and non-wheeled modes of human powered transportation.
Download our pathways map to see where all of our pathways are located in the city.
The Great Trail (formerly known as The TransCanada Trail)
The City section of The Great Trail is 5.8 kilometres in length. This trail is used for many modes of transportation, including walking, cycling and jogging.
Download our main trail map to see where you can experience a small portion of this trail.
Logan Green Pathway |
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Ravine Ecological Preserve Nature Trail |
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Download our trail map for your next adventure at the Ravine Ecological Preserve. Amenities
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Multi-use pathways
Multi-use pathways are designed to encourage active transportation between different neighbourhoods, schools, parks and business districts in the community. Find a multi-use pathway near to get active in your city.
Winchester pathway |
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Brodie pathway |
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Mayhew pathway |
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Highway #10 pathway |
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Dracup pathway |
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Pathway development
Future pathways are determined well in advance. We look for heavy foot traffic in parks or grassed areas along roadways to determine the need of a pathway. We also look at how the pathway would provide a connection between businesses, parks, schools and neighbourhoods in the community.