South Dundas is a rural township dotted with small communities that are rich in history. While traveling from Iroquois to Mariatown and Morrisburg, you’ll pass rolling countryside and some great views of the St Lawrence River on Lakeshore Drive (County Rd. 4). At Crysler Park Marina, the Trail leaves County Rd. 2 and follows a winding road that takes you to Upper Canada Village, a living museum that preserves the traditional way of life of pioneers of the 1860s.
- Includes villages of Iroquois and Morrisburg
- Roofed accommodations available in Iroquois and Morrisburg; camping available in Iroquois near the beach.
- Grocery stores and coffee shops available in Iroquois and Morrisburg on CR 2 just a short distance from the Trail.
Don’t Miss Out On:
- The Morrisburg Historical Path featuring 15 plaques overlooking the river. The “then and now” plaques tell the arresting story of the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1958, and of what was lost . Imagine flooding the bustling main streets of 11 communities to make way for progress as defined by shipping needs. It is one of Ontario’s most fascinating stories! This project of volunteers working with Morrisburg Waterfront Committee.
- Docksyde Ice Cream, located on the Morrisburg waterfront is run by the local Lions Club. Proceeds are used to support important community projects including waterfront improvements.

Trail Attributes
Distance: 32 km
Shared Road and dedicated path
Near to many heritage attractions.
- Paved shoulder on County Rd 2 from Iroquois to County Rd 4/Lakeshore Dr.
- Great views of St. Lawrence on Lakeshore Drive (C.R.4), caution required on some sections that lack paved shoulder
- County Rd 2 east of Morrisburg has designated paved shoulders
- Trail east of Upper Canada Village is hard-packed stone
- Lovely public beaches available in Iroquois and Morrisburg (both have changerooms and washrooms)
Featured Itinerary
Cornwall and SDG’s 19 Suggested Rides
Approximately a 5hr drive east of Toronto, Cornwall and SDG have created 19 cycle routes (loop and out and back) to showcase the region’s culinary specialties, craft alcohol, heritage and landscape.