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Concession 3 Rd.

Concession 2 Rd.

Concession 2 Rd.

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Niagara in Cycling

Données cartographiques, 2008Département des services généraux,

Municipalité régionale de Niagara Modifié par JLM Studio, 2014

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Région de Niagara

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5 of Niagara’s Best Rides

Greater Niagara Circle Route

Map & Guide

Cycling in Niagara

The Greater Niagara Circle Route Trails System involves over140 kms of mostly off-road, paved trails. The Systemencompasses the Welland Canals Trail, which passesalongside parts of the existing and previous Welland Canals,the Friendship Trail which follows an abandoned rail linebetween Port Colborne and Fort Erie, the Niagara RiverRecreational Trail, alongside the Niagara River between FortErie and Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Waterfront Trail, whichpasses along Lakeshore Road between Niagara-on-the-Lakeand St. Catharines.

This extensive trails network provides residents and visitorswith an opportunity to view parts of seven of the Region'stwelve local municipalities. Along it or nearby are many typesof accommodation and some of the sights that can be seeninclude:

The Flight Locks where “the ships climb themountain” that is the Niagara Escarpment,

Parts of the previous three canals at variousplaces,

The South Niagara Rowing Club in Welland,one of the area's well known rowing courses,

An extensive set of murals in downtownWelland,

Mud Lake Conservation Area in PortColborne,

Lock 8 in Port Colborne which is the longestlock in the system,

Fort Erie, a historic fort at the junction of theNiagara River and Lake Erie,

The world famous Niagara Falls , the reasonfor constructing the Welland Canal,

Fort George in Niagara-on-the Lake, ahistoric community that is home to the ShawFestival,

The vineyards, wineries and orchardsalongside Lakeshore Road betweenNiagara-on-the-Lake and St. Catharines,

Martindale Pond, site of the Henley Regattais in Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, alongthe Waterfront Trail, just to the east of theCircle Route, and

The Lock 3 Observation Area and the St.Catharines Museum where visitors may befortunate enough to see a ship pass throughthe lock.

The trail is paved and either 2 or 3 metres wide and passesthrough urban centres, downtowns, the Niagara Escarpmentand rural/agricultural areas.

The Greater Niagara Circle Route provides tourists with anopportunity to see more of Niagara than the falls. Users canhike, cycle or rollerblade their way around the Circle. Whydon’t you try it? We know you'll enjoy it.

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5 des meilleurs circuits du Niagara

Greater Niagara Circle Route

Carte & Guide

en véloNiagara

TheGreaterNiagaraCircleRouteTrailsSysteminvolvesover140kmsofmostlyoff-road,pavedtrails.TheSystemencompassestheWellandCanalsTrail,whichpassesalongsidepartsoftheexistingandpreviousWellandCanals,theFriendshipTrailwhichfollowsanabandonedraillinebetweenPortColborneandFortErie,theNiagaraRiverRecreationalTrail,alongsidetheNiagaraRiverbetweenFortErieandNiagara-on-the-Lake,andtheWaterfrontTrail,whichpassesalongLakeshoreRoadbetweenNiagara-on-the-LakeandSt.Catharines.

ThisextensivetrailsnetworkprovidesresidentsandvisitorswithanopportunitytoviewpartsofsevenoftheRegion'stwelvelocalmunicipalities.Alongitornearbyaremanytypesofaccommodationandsomeofthesightsthatcanbeseeninclude:

TheFlightLockswhere“theshipsclimbthemountain”thatistheNiagaraEscarpment,

Partsofthepreviousthreecanalsatvariousplaces,

TheSouthNiagaraRowingClubinWelland,oneofthearea'swellknownrowingcourses,

AnextensivesetofmuralsindowntownWelland,

MudLakeConservationAreainPortColborne,

Lock8inPortColbornewhichisthelongestlockinthesystem,

FortErie,ahistoricfortatthejunctionoftheNiagaraRiverandLakeErie,

TheworldfamousNiagaraFalls,thereasonforconstructingtheWellandCanal,

FortGeorgeinNiagara-on-theLake,ahistoriccommunitythatishometotheShawFestival,

Thevineyards,wineriesandorchardsalongsideLakeshoreRoadbetweenNiagara-on-the-LakeandSt.Catharines,

MartindalePond,siteoftheHenleyRegattaisinPortDalhousie,St.Catharines,alongtheWaterfrontTrail,justtotheeastoftheCircleRoute,and

TheLock3ObservationAreaandtheSt.CatharinesMuseumwherevisitorsmaybefortunateenoughtoseeashippassthroughthelock.

Thetrailispavedandeither2or3metreswideandpassesthroughurbancentres,downtowns,theNiagaraEscarpmentandrural/agriculturalareas.

TheGreaterNiagaraCircleRouteprovidestouristswithanopportunitytoseemoreofNiagarathanthefalls.Userscanhike,cycleorrollerbladetheirwayaroundtheCircle.Whydon’tyoutryit?Weknowyou'llenjoyit.

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The Greater Niagara Circle Route Trails System involves over140 kms of mostly off-road, paved trails. The Systemencompasses the Welland Canals Trail, which passesalongside parts of the existing and previous Welland Canals,the Friendship Trail which follows an abandoned rail linebetween Port Colborne and Fort Erie, the Niagara RiverRecreational Trail, alongside the Niagara River between FortErie and Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Waterfront Trail, whichpasses along Lakeshore Road between Niagara-on-the-Lakeand St. Catharines.

This extensive trails network provides residents and visitorswith an opportunity to view parts of seven of the Region'stwelve local municipalities. Along it or nearby are many typesof accommodation and some of the sights that can be seeninclude:

The Flight Locks where “the ships climb themountain” that is the Niagara Escarpment,

Parts of the previous three canals at variousplaces,

The South Niagara Rowing Club in Welland,one of the area's well known rowing courses,

An extensive set of murals in downtownWelland,

Mud Lake Conservation Area in PortColborne,

Lock 8 in Port Colborne which is the longestlock in the system,

Fort Erie, a historic fort at the junction of theNiagara River and Lake Erie,

The world famous Niagara Falls , the reasonfor constructing the Welland Canal,

Fort George in Niagara-on-the Lake, ahistoric community that is home to the ShawFestival,

The vineyards, wineries and orchardsalongside Lakeshore Road betweenNiagara-on-the-Lake and St. Catharines,

Martindale Pond, site of the Henley Regattais in Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, alongthe Waterfront Trail, just to the east of theCircle Route, and

The Lock 3 Observation Area and the St.Catharines Museum where visitors may befortunate enough to see a ship pass throughthe lock.

The trail is paved and either 2 or 3 metres wide and passesthrough urban centres, downtowns, the Niagara Escarpmentand rural/agricultural areas.

The Greater Niagara Circle Route provides tourists with anopportunity to see more of Niagara than the falls. Users canhike, cycle or rollerblade their way around the Circle. Whydon’t you try it? We know you'll enjoy it.

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The Greater Niagara Circle Route Trails System involves over140 kms of mostly off-road, paved trails. The Systemencompasses the Welland Canals Trail, which passesalongside parts of the existing and previous Welland Canals,the Friendship Trail which follows an abandoned rail linebetween Port Colborne and Fort Erie, the Niagara RiverRecreational Trail, alongside the Niagara River between FortErie and Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Waterfront Trail, whichpasses along Lakeshore Road between Niagara-on-the-Lakeand St. Catharines.

This extensive trails network provides residents and visitorswith an opportunity to view parts of seven of the Region'stwelve local municipalities. Along it or nearby are many typesof accommodation and some of the sights that can be seeninclude:

The Flight Locks where “the ships climb themountain” that is the Niagara Escarpment,

Parts of the previous three canals at variousplaces,

The South Niagara Rowing Club in Welland,one of the area's well known rowing courses,

An extensive set of murals in downtownWelland,

Mud Lake Conservation Area in PortColborne,

Lock 8 in Port Colborne which is the longestlock in the system,

Fort Erie, a historic fort at the junction of theNiagara River and Lake Erie,

The world famous Niagara Falls , the reasonfor constructing the Welland Canal,

Fort George in Niagara-on-the Lake, ahistoric community that is home to the ShawFestival,

The vineyards, wineries and orchardsalongside Lakeshore Road betweenNiagara-on-the-Lake and St. Catharines,

Martindale Pond, site of the Henley Regattais in Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, alongthe Waterfront Trail, just to the east of theCircle Route, and

The Lock 3 Observation Area and the St.Catharines Museum where visitors may befortunate enough to see a ship pass throughthe lock.

The trail is paved and either 2 or 3 metres wide and passesthrough urban centres, downtowns, the Niagara Escarpmentand rural/agricultural areas.

The Greater Niagara Circle Route provides tourists with anopportunity to see more of Niagara than the falls. Users canhike, cycle or rollerblade their way around the Circle. Whydon’t you try it? We know you'll enjoy it.

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The Greater Niagara Circle Route Trails System involves over140 kms of mostly off-road, paved trails. The Systemencompasses the Welland Canals Trail, which passesalongside parts of the existing and previous Welland Canals,the Friendship Trail which follows an abandoned rail linebetween Port Colborne and Fort Erie, the Niagara RiverRecreational Trail, alongside the Niagara River between FortErie and Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Waterfront Trail, whichpasses along Lakeshore Road between Niagara-on-the-Lakeand St. Catharines.

This extensive trails network provides residents and visitorswith an opportunity to view parts of seven of the Region'stwelve local municipalities. Along it or nearby are many typesof accommodation and some of the sights that can be seeninclude:

The Flight Locks where “the ships climb themountain” that is the Niagara Escarpment,

Parts of the previous three canals at variousplaces,

The South Niagara Rowing Club in Welland,one of the area's well known rowing courses,

An extensive set of murals in downtownWelland,

Mud Lake Conservation Area in PortColborne,

Lock 8 in Port Colborne which is the longestlock in the system,

Fort Erie, a historic fort at the junction of theNiagara River and Lake Erie,

The world famous Niagara Falls , the reasonfor constructing the Welland Canal,

Fort George in Niagara-on-the Lake, ahistoric community that is home to the ShawFestival,

The vineyards, wineries and orchardsalongside Lakeshore Road betweenNiagara-on-the-Lake and St. Catharines,

Martindale Pond, site of the Henley Regattais in Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, alongthe Waterfront Trail, just to the east of theCircle Route, and

The Lock 3 Observation Area and the St.Catharines Museum where visitors may befortunate enough to see a ship pass throughthe lock.

The trail is paved and either 2 or 3 metres wide and passesthrough urban centres, downtowns, the Niagara Escarpmentand rural/agricultural areas.

The Greater Niagara Circle Route provides tourists with anopportunity to see more of Niagara than the falls. Users canhike, cycle or rollerblade their way around the Circle. Whydon’t you try it? We know you'll enjoy it.

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The Greater Niagara Circle Route Trails System involves over140 kms of mostly off-road, paved trails. The Systemencompasses the Welland Canals Trail, which passesalongside parts of the existing and previous Welland Canals,the Friendship Trail which follows an abandoned rail linebetween Port Colborne and Fort Erie, the Niagara RiverRecreational Trail, alongside the Niagara River between FortErie and Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Waterfront Trail, whichpasses along Lakeshore Road between Niagara-on-the-Lakeand St. Catharines.

This extensive trails network provides residents and visitorswith an opportunity to view parts of seven of the Region'stwelve local municipalities. Along it or nearby are many typesof accommodation and some of the sights that can be seeninclude:

The Flight Locks where “the ships climb themountain” that is the Niagara Escarpment,

Parts of the previous three canals at variousplaces,

The South Niagara Rowing Club in Welland,one of the area's well known rowing courses,

An extensive set of murals in downtownWelland,

Mud Lake Conservation Area in PortColborne,

Lock 8 in Port Colborne which is the longestlock in the system,

Fort Erie, a historic fort at the junction of theNiagara River and Lake Erie,

The world famous Niagara Falls , the reasonfor constructing the Welland Canal,

Fort George in Niagara-on-the Lake, ahistoric community that is home to the ShawFestival,

The vineyards, wineries and orchardsalongside Lakeshore Road betweenNiagara-on-the-Lake and St. Catharines,

Martindale Pond, site of the Henley Regattais in Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, alongthe Waterfront Trail, just to the east of theCircle Route, and

The Lock 3 Observation Area and the St.Catharines Museum where visitors may befortunate enough to see a ship pass throughthe lock.

The trail is paved and either 2 or 3 metres wide and passesthrough urban centres, downtowns, the Niagara Escarpmentand rural/agricultural areas.

The Greater Niagara Circle Route provides tourists with anopportunity to see more of Niagara than the falls. Users canhike, cycle or rollerblade their way around the Circle. Whydon’t you try it? We know you'll enjoy it.

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promenade NiagaravalloNs et ColliNes

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6 point de départ : Parc Queenston Heights, Promenade Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake

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5.9 G Ruelle Church’s Lane

6.3 D Ave St. Paul / 100

7.0 G Piste pavée

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8.2 D Chemin Mewburn

19.4 D Line 1

25.5 D Promenade Niagara

35.4 D Parc Queenston Heights

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3.0 G Rue Poth

4.0 D Chemin Sumbler

6.2 D Rue Balfour

12.5 D Chemin Metler

14.1 G Rue Centre

19.7 D Chemin Rockway /69

20.3 D Promenade Wessel

20.7 G Rue Ollie

22.8 D Rue Effingham

23.1 D Chemin Sawmill

25.7 G Rue Cream (aussi en remontant)

32.0 G Chemin Regional 20

32.9 D Rue Centre

35.0 G Chemin Welland

37.9 D Rue Haist

38.4 G Parc Harold Black

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2.7 G Rue Third

5.2 D Avenue Eighth

6.9 G Rue Seventh

7.5 D Chemin Pelham / 69

9.0 G Chemin Wessel

10.8 D Rue Effingham

11.5 G Chemin Roland

16.3 G Chemin Cataract

19.8 D Chemin Decew

21.7 G Route Merrittville

24.8 G Avenue Glendale

26.2 D Rue Pelham

27.3 G Rue Rykert

27.8 D Rue Edith

28.3 G Rue St. Paul / 81

28.4 D Rue Louth

29.3 G Entrée du Wal-Mart

0.0 Chemin River @ Ave Victoria / 24

G Avenue Victoria / 24

0.5 D Chemin Riverside / 27

3.3 G Chemin Traver

4.1 D Concession 6

10.0 G Chemin Wellandport / 4

12.1 G Chemin Wilford / Concession 5

15.5 D Chemin Winger (Ensuite Pettit Rd.)

21.8 G Chemin Feeder

27.1 D Chemin Siderroad /Route 20

27.2 G Rue Park (sans enseigne)

27.2 D pique-nique : aréna de Wainfleet

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27.6 D Chemin Mill Race

30.3 D Chemin Forks / 23

31.6 G Chemin Hewitt

33.9 D Chemin Riverside / 27

36.5 G O’Reilly’s Bridge

36.7 G Chemin River

42.2 Chemin River @ Ave Victoria / 24

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1.0 G Rue Main West

1.5 D Chemin Woolverton

9.2 D Route 20

11.1 G Chemin Caistor Centre

13.0 G Chemin Twenty

22.7 G Rue Canborough

29.6 G Chemin Ridge East

33.1 G Rue Mountain

33.9 D Chemin Ridge West

36.7 D Chemin Woolverton

37.8 G Rue Main West

38.6 D Boulevard Casablanca

38.8 G Chemin South Service

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Piste Waterfront 49 km

Piste récréative Rivière Niagara 56 km

Promenade du Canal Welland 42 km

Piste Friendship 17 km

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The Greater Niagara Circle Route Trails System involves over140 kms of mostly off-road, paved trails. The Systemencompasses the Welland Canals Trail, which passesalongside parts of the existing and previous Welland Canals,the Friendship Trail which follows an abandoned rail linebetween Port Colborne and Fort Erie, the Niagara RiverRecreational Trail, alongside the Niagara River between FortErie and Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Waterfront Trail, whichpasses along Lakeshore Road between Niagara-on-the-Lakeand St. Catharines.

This extensive trails network provides residents and visitorswith an opportunity to view parts of seven of the Region'stwelve local municipalities. Along it or nearby are many typesof accommodation and some of the sights that can be seeninclude:

The Flight Locks where “the ships climb themountain” that is the Niagara Escarpment,

Parts of the previous three canals at variousplaces,

The South Niagara Rowing Club in Welland,one of the area's well known rowing courses,

An extensive set of murals in downtownWelland,

Mud Lake Conservation Area in PortColborne,

Lock 8 in Port Colborne which is the longestlock in the system,

Fort Erie, a historic fort at the junction of theNiagara River and Lake Erie,

The world famous Niagara Falls , the reasonfor constructing the Welland Canal,

Fort George in Niagara-on-the Lake, ahistoric community that is home to the ShawFestival,

The vineyards, wineries and orchardsalongside Lakeshore Road betweenNiagara-on-the-Lake and St. Catharines,

Martindale Pond, site of the Henley Regattais in Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines, alongthe Waterfront Trail, just to the east of theCircle Route, and

The Lock 3 Observation Area and the St.Catharines Museum where visitors may befortunate enough to see a ship pass throughthe lock.

The trail is paved and either 2 or 3 metres wide and passesthrough urban centres, downtowns, the Niagara Escarpmentand rural/agricultural areas.

The Greater Niagara Circle Route provides tourists with anopportunity to see more of Niagara than the falls. Users canhike, cycle or rollerblade their way around the Circle. Whydon’t you try it? We know you'll enjoy it.

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