Cedar Trail – Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary
City: InglesideLength: 1.2 kmRegion: South Eastern Ontario
Arnold Bethune Park Trail 1
Overview
As outlined in the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, this trail section runs along the west perimeter of Arnold Bethune Park with connections to Saunders Avenue, St. Laurent Avenue and Johnson Crescent, concluding near the washroom building.
This phase of the project, completed in spring of 2022, was completely funded by ICIP COVID-19 Resilience Infrastructure Grant from the Government of Canada and Government of Ontario.
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Nearby Ammenities
Nearby Trails
Cornwall - Waterfront Trail
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Redwing Trail
City: MorrisburgRegion: South Eastern Ontario
Arnold Bethune Park Trail 2
City: Long SaultRegion: South Eastern Ontario
South Stormont Recreational Trail
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Seaway Valley
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