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This loop trail starts right at the Campbellton train station. Upon arrival, you can already enjoy a superb view of the inlet that flows inland to become the Restigouche River. You then cross Campbellton to reach the base of the impressive Sugarloaf Mountain. This wooded peak has a very distinctive and

Amherst's network of walking routes is ideal for exploring the city and ensuring you don't miss any of the must-see sights in this charming, wooded community.



The loop we suggest starts directly from Amherst train station and heads north, skirting Ball Park, where you might catch a local baseball game

This walk begins right on the steps of Halifax train station. The pleasant stroll to Point Pleasant Park takes you along the Halifax docks, offering stunning views of the city's harbor. A lively area with its bars and restaurants, it's considered one of the best urban walks in the region.



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The hike begins at the Rideau Bus Station, right in the heart of Ottawa, a 30-minute walk from the VIA Rail station. A short stroll away, you'll reach the Canadian War Memorial and the Valiants Monument, which pay tribute to fourteen key figures in Canadian military history through life-size sculptures

This hike follows a large portion of the K&P Trail, a former railway line converted into a multi-use trail. Remember to stay on the marked trails: some areas have been intentionally left in their natural state to preserve biodiversity.



The hike begins at Kingston VIA Rail Station. You'll soon reach the

Accessible by taxi (book in advance) from Chambord train station, this short hike follows a section of the Ouiatchouan Trail, winding between mixed forest and river.



The starting point is near the Val-Jalbert campground. A footbridge allows you to cross the Ouiatchouan River, a tributary of Lake Saint

Peterson Creek is the name of a beautiful nature park located south of Kamloops. This route traverses the park, climbing to the hills above the city to offer stunning views of the valley. The nearest train station is Kamloops North, less than ten kilometers from the starting point.



The route begins at

The hike begins at the Niagara Falls GO Station (NIAG stop). You'll walk north to reach the White Water Walk, which offers a close-up view of the Niagara River.



You'll walk along a wooden boardwalk lined with interpretive panels that explain the canyon's formation and the power of the current. In a more

Just a 15-minute ferry ride from downtown, the Toronto Islands offer an immediate respite from the city skyline. From Union Station, you can walk to the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and then cross Lake Ontario in just a few minutes.



Once there, gentle paths await. The trails connect Ward's Island, Centre

Edmonton is a vibrant city with a high quality of life, as you'll discover on this loop through its diverse neighborhoods and parks. The starting point is less than an hour away from the VIA Rail station on bus routes 201 or 903.



The heart of Edmonton is felt in the ICE District, with its high-rise buildings