Central - Canora
Public Trails, Trans Canada Trail
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Canora and area.
Latitude: 51.62954° N,
Longitude: -102.4234° W
Longitude: -102.4234° W
Canora Trails
Canora Trails
The town of Canora boasts more than 150 km of trails, including over 144 km of marked and groomed snowmobile trails and more than 10 km of walking, cycling, jogging and cross-country ski trails. Trail surfaces vary from pavement to gravel and even include a foot bridge.
The Walking, or Community, Trail is 8.6 km long, features a variety of wild flowers in the summer and is connected to the two other multi-purpose trails in the community - the Urban Habitat Trail and Trans Canada Trail. The Walking Trail is designed for cross-country skiing, walking, jogging and cycling.
The Urban Habitat Trail is on the northeast side of town and features 12 interpretational signs on the area's natural habitat, a beautiful walking path and various wildlife, plant and tree species.
Meanwhile, the Trans Canada Trail is suitable for walking, jogging and cycling activities. This pathway features outstanding views and depending on the direction you choose, will take you to some of the most popular out-of-town attractions. Westward travellers will come upon the Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park, Burgis Beach and Canora Beach; while eastward travellers will discover Duck Mountain Lake Provincial Park and the National Doukhobor Heritage Village.
During your trip, you may also want to check out The Antique People (antique and collectible shop), Canada's Only Toy and Autograph Museum and Canora Ukrainian Heritage Museum Inc, all located within the town of Canora.
The Walking, or Community, Trail is 8.6 km long, features a variety of wild flowers in the summer and is connected to the two other multi-purpose trails in the community - the Urban Habitat Trail and Trans Canada Trail. The Walking Trail is designed for cross-country skiing, walking, jogging and cycling.
The Urban Habitat Trail is on the northeast side of town and features 12 interpretational signs on the area's natural habitat, a beautiful walking path and various wildlife, plant and tree species.
Meanwhile, the Trans Canada Trail is suitable for walking, jogging and cycling activities. This pathway features outstanding views and depending on the direction you choose, will take you to some of the most popular out-of-town attractions. Westward travellers will come upon the Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park, Burgis Beach and Canora Beach; while eastward travellers will discover Duck Mountain Lake Provincial Park and the National Doukhobor Heritage Village.
During your trip, you may also want to check out The Antique People (antique and collectible shop), Canada's Only Toy and Autograph Museum and Canora Ukrainian Heritage Museum Inc, all located within the town of Canora.
Central - Canora
The town of Canora boasts more than 150 km of trails, including over 144 km of marked and groomed snowmobile trails and more than 10 km of walking, cycling, jogging and cross-country ski trails. Trail surfaces vary from pavement to gravel and even include a foot bridge.
The Walking, or Community, Trail is 8.6 km long, features a variety of wild flowers in the summer and is connected to the two other multi-purpose trails in the community - the Urban Habitat Trail and Trans Canada Trail. The Walking Trail is designed for cross-country skiing, walking, jogging and cycling.
The Urban Habitat Trail is on the northeast side of town and features 12 interpretational signs on the area's natural habitat, a beautiful walking path and various wildlife, plant and tree species.
Meanwhile, the Trans Canada Trail is suitable for walking, jogging and cycling activities. This pathway features outstanding views and depending on the direction you choose, will take you to some of the most popular out-of-town attractions. Westward travellers will come upon the Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park, Burgis Beach and Canora Beach; while eastward travellers will discover Duck Mountain Lake Provincial Park and the National Doukhobor Heritage Village.
During your trip, you may also want to check out The Antique People (antique and collectible shop), Canada's Only Toy and Autograph Museum and Canora Ukrainian Heritage Museum Inc, all located within the town of Canora.
The Walking, or Community, Trail is 8.6 km long, features a variety of wild flowers in the summer and is connected to the two other multi-purpose trails in the community - the Urban Habitat Trail and Trans Canada Trail. The Walking Trail is designed for cross-country skiing, walking, jogging and cycling.
The Urban Habitat Trail is on the northeast side of town and features 12 interpretational signs on the area's natural habitat, a beautiful walking path and various wildlife, plant and tree species.
Meanwhile, the Trans Canada Trail is suitable for walking, jogging and cycling activities. This pathway features outstanding views and depending on the direction you choose, will take you to some of the most popular out-of-town attractions. Westward travellers will come upon the Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park, Burgis Beach and Canora Beach; while eastward travellers will discover Duck Mountain Lake Provincial Park and the National Doukhobor Heritage Village.
During your trip, you may also want to check out The Antique People (antique and collectible shop), Canada's Only Toy and Autograph Museum and Canora Ukrainian Heritage Museum Inc, all located within the town of Canora.
Contact Info
Phone:
306-563-5773 |
cdo.canora@sasktel.net
