Niagara-on-the-Lake

Connections

Niagara River Recreation Trail — Intersects with the Waterfront Trail at Fort George.

Greater Niagara Circle Route

The Greenbelt Route — This 475km cycling route connects businesses, farms and communities from the scenic Twenty Valley wine region in Niagara to the stunning vistas of Northumberland from Queenston to Roseneath near Rice Lake. The Greenbelt Route terminus and connection with the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail can be found in Queenston, just north of Queenston Heights, a short distance from the Laura Secord Homestead.

The Lake Ontario Watershed Network — The growing Lake Ontario Watershed Network links many communities in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, Northumberland County and the Niagara region via the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, Greenbelt Route and a growing number of signed connectors and signature loops.

In Niagara there are a number of signed connections between the Greenbelt Route and Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, forming four distinct (and overlapping) signature loops:

• Short-Dalhousie Shakeup — 38km route linking Short Hills Provincial Park to St. Catharines and the beaches of Port Dalhousie
• Garden City Glide — 30km route connecting St. Catharines to Port Weller and Port Dalhousie via 12 Mile Creek and the Welland Canal
• Wine Country Roundabout — 49km route circling much of the lower Niagara wine region
• Greater Niagara Circle Route — 140km connecting Port Weller, Niagara on the Lake, Niagara Falls, Fort Erie, Port Colborne, Welland, Thorhold and St. Catharines.