You performed a search for: Facilities At Start/End/Along Trail: Bicycle Rack
There are 7 record(s) that match your criteria.Click/Tap the listing name below for more information| Trail, Water Route or Organization Name | Located In | Description (Brief) | ||
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 | French Basin Trail | Annapolis Royal | Located in Annapolis Royal, the French Basin Trail is a 45-minute walk around a Ducks Unlimited wetland. The well-maintained gravel trail around the marshland leads into the Rail Trail that goes East ... [More] |
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| Mainland Commons Loop | Clayton Park (Mainland Halifax) | This family-friendly woodland trail is located in the Mainland Common Park. It is a great way to get out with people of all ages to enjoy a woodland setting in the heart of Clayton Park West. You will ... [More] |
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| Cole Harbour Heritage Park | Cole Harbour (HRM) | This 174 hectare (429 acre) provincial day park was built and is maintained by the Cole Harbour Parks and Trails Association. A hike at the Heritage Park will have you meandering through the fields of ... [More] |
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| Salt Marsh Trail | Cole Harbour (HRM) | The Salt Marsh Trail is part of the abandoned Musquodoboit railroad that has been transformed into a part of the Trans Canada Trail. The trail provides an easygoing adventure for hikers and bikers ali ... [More] |
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| Mainland North Trail | Halifax Regional Municipality | This power line corridor or linear park owned by Halifax is a popular walking and running route and is an Active Transportation route with greenway and natural buffers, leading to side pathways and gr ... [More] |
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| Atlantic View Trail | Lawrencetown | Our trail is a 10km crusher dust linear trail on a former rail bed. It’s a coastal greenway that passes through the Lawrencetown Cole Harbour Park system with an experience of salt marshes, headland ... [More] |
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| The Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail | Timberlea | The Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail is located within the Five Bridge Lakes Wilderness Area which is located in Mi’kma’ki, the unceded and unsurrendered ancestral land of the Mi’kmaq (L’nu). This area w ... [More] |
