Sentier Great Lakes Waterfront | Accès île Pelée

Stretching over 3,000 kilometers across Ontario and Quebec, the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail offers several routes along the St. Lawrence River and the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes, as well as along some of the islands. The Pelee Island segment, one of these routes, is particularly beautiful: follow nearly 30 km of semi-paved trails through rural settings and protected natural areas, and along numerous beaches and immersive forests. Explore this little corner of paradise at your own pace!

This section of the Great Lakes Waterfront, which circles the entire island, gives you access to a variety of essential facilities, including rest and picnic areas, a campground and lodging services, restaurants, parking spaces and public restrooms. Also note that Pelee Island is accessible by air or sea.

Access to the trail is free, but expect to pay a fee for some services.

Information, activities & trail map

Itinerary (trailhead)