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Trails
Whether you're biking, jogging or walking, with more than 125 kilometres of community trails, there is a trail near you to enjoy.
Interested in new trails? Visit the Current Development section for up to date information on current trail planning.
Looking for a trail near you? Use the city's onpoint mapping program to interactively locate your local trails.
Take a step back and see how your trail fits within the city. Learn all about your local trail systems in our Community Trail Master Plan.
Featured Trails
Walter Bean Grand River Trail, running through Waterloo, Kitchener, Cambridge, Woolwich and North Dumfries, provides an excellent route to more than 25 per cent of the Grand River's 290-kilometre watershed.
Iron Horse Trail, a part of the Trans Canada Trail, runs 5.5 kilometres between Ottawa Street and Erb Street West in Waterloo, providing a scenic and historic route linking the two cities.
Scenic Road Trails offer a unique and historic route through Kitchener's converted heritage road network, including Tilt and Groh Drive.
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