Canada is in the process of building a trail across the
entire country. It was scheduled to be completed in the year 2000.
As of this date, October 2001, it is not complete but much
progress has been made.
Check out The Official Web Site
of the Trans Canada Trail to see the path the trail
takes to cross each Provence. There you will find links to
obtain official information on individual trails.
Another good reference is
Tour Canada.
We've ridden five portions of the Trail.
They are:
The Cole Harbour Salt Marsh Trail
— Near Halifax, Nova Scotia
The Confederation Trail
— Prince Edward Island
The Galloping Goose Trail
— Vancover Island, British Columbia (Victoria and North)
The Myra Canyon portion of the
Kettle Valley Railway
— British Columbia (Near Kelowna)
The Othello Tunnel portion of the
Kettle Valley Railway
— British Columbia (Near Hope)
Although it's not part of the Trans Canada Trail,
we biked one afternoon in
Jasper National Park. It's too beautiful
not to include:
Jasper National Park
— Alberta Province.
Another that is not part of the Trans Canada Trail but
deserves a mention is:
Whistler
— British Columbia.
Here's a link to a website where you will find valuable information on Ontario Trails:
Ontario Rail Trails
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