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Trails
Essex County has a flat terrain. It is a great place for active transportation. As a peninsula, our region offers some of the best waterfront cycling trails in the province. It has a lot of waterfront trails to explore.
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County Wide Active Transportation System |
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CWATS connects Essex County municipalities by trails and paths. These trails and paths lead to the local municipality's routes, to help people get on their way and travel to where they need to go. |
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Chrysler Canada Greenway |
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Essex County, ON View the Essex Region Conservation Area Trails map The Chrysler Canada Greenway is the southernmost section of the Trans Canada Trail. It is a 48 km multi-use trail. The Greenway connects natural areas and agricultural land. It connects significant structures, wineries, and other features unique to the region. The Greenway improves the quality of life in the region. It connects people to nature and culture in a way that is accessible. |
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Kingsville Waterfront Trail |
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Kingsville, ON Cycle along the north shore of Lake Erie in Kingsville. You will find captivating views and quaint waterfront communities. Begin at the Kingsville Harbour and go west on Park Street. Cycle through Lakeside Park to Cull Drive Trail. Continue south on Heritage Road. Cycle the winding historic road. You will find mature trees, cottages and beaches. |
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Essex Region Conservation Areas |
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View the conservation areas map See our region's protected woodland, marshland and waterway areas by bike or foot. Our conservation areas total almost 100 km of trail. |
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Pelee Island |
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Pelee Island, ON Hop on the ferry to Pelee Island and explore the serenity and beauty of this natural gem. The Island offers 34 km of on road bicycle trails, 10 km of multi-use trails, and 5 km of hiking trails. |
