Sentier Great Lakes Waterfront | Accès Hamilton
Stretching over 3,000 kilometers across Ontario and Quebec, the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail branches off several roads along the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River, while passing through nearly 150 cities and First Nations communities. This huge route can be taken from several entry points, including the Hamilton Beach Trail which crosses Confederation Beach Park. Its users are mainly cyclists and hikers.
This segment of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail offers several breathtaking viewpoints and leads to various facilities: rest and picnic areas, campsites, parking spaces as well as public toilets. Access to the different paths is free, but fees are to be expected for certain services.
Also note that dogs on a leash are welcome. They can join you in your exploration of the trail!