Explore Guelph's Walking Trails
Guelph, Ontario, is renowned for its extensive walking trail system. The city's trails offer a diverse range of experiences that connect you to nature, history, and the community.

Some of the notable trails include:
Eramosa River Trail: Following the Eramosa River from the Gordon Street covered bridge east to Stone Road, this paved and natural surface trail passes through parks like York Road Park and Eramosa River Park.
Speed River Trail: Stretching approximately 3.4 kilometres from Speedvale Avenue East to Victoria Road North, this trail winds through Riverside Park and is part of the Trans Canada Trail Network.
Kissing Bridge Trailway: Following the former CPR Guelph-to-Goderich railway line, this multipurpose trail spans 14.6 kilometres and is suitable for hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and skiing.
University of Guelph Arboretum Trails: Spanning over 12.5 kilometres, these trails meander through diverse ecosystems, including forests, wetlands, and meadows, offering a peaceful retreat within the city.
The development and maintenance of Guelph's trail system are supported by various community organizations. The Guelph Hiking Trail Club (GHTC) plays a pivotal role in maintaining over 80 kilometres of trails across the region and is actively involved in expanding the trail network.
The City of Guelph has implemented the Guelph Trail Master Plan with recommendations for new trails and connections to meet the needs of its residents and visitors, including the trail within the Royal Valley community. Master Plan
Guelph's trails offer something for everyone. Lace up your shoes and step into the heart of Guelph's natural beauty.
Guelph Trail Guide
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