Trail Closure – Burlington Canal Lift Bridge
The Burlington Canal Lift Bridge is undergoing maintenance and upgrades and will be closed through March 20, 2023.
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Entries by David Meyer
Bath, ON – Long Term Construction
Long term construction will impact Great Lakes Waterfront Trail travel in Bath, ON this summer through year end of 2022.
Long-Term Closure – Port Union, Toronto
A Long-Term Closure on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in Port Union, Toronto will affect the Trail for the cycling season, 2022.
Closure – Rouge River Bridge
The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail between the Rouge River north to Rodd Ave will be temporarily closed for the weekend of April 22, 2022.
Closure – Brightwater Development, Mississauga
The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in the area of Mississauga’s Brightwater development is closed through March, 2022
Railway Bridge Underpass + Shoreline Remediation – Rouge River
Metrolinx is rehabilitating the railway bridge over the Rouge River, extending the life-cycle of the bridge by a further 20 years. The Rouge Beach is also receiving some remediation work, closing Rouge Beach May 24-June 17.
GWTA 2021 Media Release
We’re thrilled (and thankful!) that the 2021 Great Waterfront Trail Adventure is on this year!
Completed Project: Clarington
Wooden trestle railway bridge on Lakeshore Road east of Newcastle (Clarington) closed for maintenance.
Closure: Nairn Centre
Old Nairn Road in Nairn Centre is closed due to construction and improvements (widening).
Completed Project: Whitby – Thickson Road to Intrepid Park
Update: Closure affecting the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in Whitby, effective Monday June 21, 2021
Protecting. Connecting. Celebrating. The Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River.
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