Sulphur Springs Train Station – Sulphur Springs Train Station loop from Dundas

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Sulphur Springs Train Station – Sulphur Springs Train Station loop from Dundas

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Sulphur Springs Train Station – Sulphur Springs Train Station loop from Dundas

01:27

26.1km

240m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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17.0 km

Hamilton–Brantford Rail Trail (Binkley Road)

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

You will notice the landscape shifts quickly from open farmer's fields to a deep, shaded forest that sits right on the edge of the Dundas Valley. The trail is a perfectly flat, crushed-stone surface that cuts through a nice "green corridor" of dense trees.

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20.4 km

Sulphur Springs Train Station

Highlight • Historical Site

The Sulphur Springs Train Station is a well-preserved historical train stop. Take a look at old trains and enjoy a Trail Information Centre with restrooms, covered picnic benches, bike lock area and drinking fountain. There's even a little ice cream shop. The old, red Victorian building has been used on TV shows, so if it looks familiar you may have seen it before.

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20.5 km

Bruce W. Duncan Wildlife Teaching Garden

Highlight • Structure

This little garden sits right along the rail trail by the old station and has a ton of great information for kids. Signs describe the local wildlife, hibernating snakes, raptors, bugs, and challenge kids to find as many different bird species as possible from an illustrated list. There are some benches where you can rest and enjoy the flora.

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20.7 km

Sulphur Springs Train Station

Highlight • Historical Site

22.7 km

Forest Singletrack Trail

Highlight • Trail

Enjoyable route. If you don’t want to hike up and down steep inclines you should detour around the railroad crossing at Caledonia

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23.3 km

Sanctuary Park Parking Lot

Highlight • Parking

The lot is plenty large, especially since Sanctuary Park doesn't get too crowded. From here you can explore the rail trail or head across to the park enjoy the swings, sports fields, dirt trails, and access to shallow Spring Creek.

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25.8 km