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Profiles:
St. Catharines - www.stcatharines.ca
RouteThe heart of St. Catharine's Waterfront Trail is Port Dalhousie with its live theatre, antique carousel, sandy beach and busy harbour. Along the Welland Canal, people can still see a working waterfront in action as vessels pass through the canal locks.
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 Happy Rolph - St. Catharines |
Main Access Points (with parking)
- Happy Rolph Bird Sanctuary - Read Rd. off Lakeshore Rd.
- Charles Ansell Park - Lakeshore and Niagara St.
- Port Dalhousie - Lock St. off Lakeport Rd.
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Local Maps
St. Catharines appears on the following Waterfront Trail maps:
- Section 1 - Niagara to Grimsby (wt-zone1.pdf)
- Map 1-3 Port Weller (wt-1_03.pdf)
- Map 1-4 Port Dalhousie (wt-1_04.pdf)
Waterfront Trail routes appear on MapArt's St. Catharines 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
Various local maps of Port Dalhousie and Welland Canal Recreation Parkway at the tourism office (see below). The Regional Niagara Bicycling Map is available from the Niagara Economic and Tourism Corporation website: www.tourismniagara.com or at 1-800-263-2988.
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/bikemap.aspx
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Community Waterfront Volunteer Opportunities |
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