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North Grenville Rail Trail - Hiking

South Eastern Ontario, Ontario, Canada

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What are the activities at North Grenville Rail Trail ?

Hiking

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Why choose a trail at North Grenville Rail Trail?

The North Grenville Rail Trail is a beautiful, paved trail that follows the former rail line between Kemptville and Oxford Mills. The trail is perfect for biking, walking, running, and skating, and is a great way to explore the countryside of North Grenville. There are several scenic viewpoints along the trail, and it's a great place to see wildlife. The trail is also popular for cross-country skiing in the winter.


What are the services on site?

Rate & open hour

Access fee $ 0.00
Schedule

From sunrise to sunset

Coordinates
-75.6317194
44.996873

What are the coordinates and address of North Grenville Rail Trail?

North Grenville Rail Trail
North Grenville, ON K0G 1J0, Canada

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Starting Point

The North Grenville Rail Trail is located in Kemptville, Ontario. To get to the start of the trails, take exit 118 from Highway 416 and head east on County Road 43. The trailhead will be on your left.

Why visit North Grenville Rail Trail

The North Grenville Rail Trail is a great place to visit for a number of reasons. Firstly, the trail is well maintained and offers a scenic route that travels through forests and past rivers and lakes. Secondly, the trail is suitable for all levels of cyclists, from beginner to experienced, making it perfect for groups or families. Finally, the trail is located close to the city of Ottawa, making it easy to get to and providing plenty of opportunities for visitors to explore the area further.

Is North Grenville Rail Trail in Ontario a good place for the whole family?

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the family's individual interests and abilities. Some sections of the North Grenville Rail Trail are more challenging than others, so it is important to choose a route that is appropriate for your family. Overall, the trail is a great place for a leisurely walk or bike ride, and there are plenty of areas that are perfect for picnics and playing games.

Things not to be missed

Near North Grenville Rail Trail, there are many great activities and attractions to enjoy. Some of the best include hiking and biking the trail itself, visiting the Kemptville Agricultural Fair, exploring the historic town of Kemptville, and swimming and fishing at Grenville Lake.

1. The North Grenville Rail Trail is a great place for a walk, run, or bike ride.

2. The trail passes by some beautiful scenery, so be sure to take the time to enjoy the view.

3. There are also a few parks and playgrounds located near the trail, so be sure to check them out.

4. And finally, the trail ends at the Kemptville Creek, which is a great spot for a picnic or just to relax and enjoy the view.

Where to eat?

1. The Keg Mansion - 2145 Lawrence Ave. East, Scarborough

2. The Black Hoof - 923 Dundas St. West, Toronto

3. Buca di Beppo - 6 Boulton Ave., Toronto

4. The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto - 181 Wellington St. West, Toronto

5. Canoe - 66 Wellington St. West, Toronto

6. 360 Restaurant - 180 Queen St. West, Toronto

7. Luma - 875 Queen St. East, Toronto

8. Scaramouche - 1 Benvenuto Pl., Toronto

9. Biff's Bistro - 12 Biff's Rd., Toronto

10. Pizzeria Libretto - 221 Ossington Ave., Toronto

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Is the place are families friendly?

No

Is there an information center / service center / reception?

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