The Talbot Trail, which connects Windsor to Fort Erie, Ontario, has several easily accessible sections. A former corduroy road, this route of more than 200 km has now become Highway 3. Be aware, however, that the main route sometimes deviates from this trajectory and takes secondary roads for short distances. Depending on the type of track, it is therefore possible to go hiking, cycling, snowshoeing or cross-country skiing. Since the Talbot Trail passes through a lot of towns and communities, you can start it from several locations, such as Leamington, St. Thomas, Simcoe or even Wainfleet.
The dirt road that winds through Dutton passes southeast Centenial Park where parking spaces and rest areas are provided. Other services and facilities are available in the municipalities you will visit.
Access to the different sections of the trail is completely free!
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