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    Elora Cataract Trailway Association

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    Tree planting and stewardship

  • Part of Trailway Now OPEN

Is it Giant Hogweed or something else?

Is it Giant Hogweed or something else?

If you think you have found Giant Hogweed growing along the trailway, please report it to either the GRCA or CVC. Click HERE to read more on how to identify and pictures.

 

Looking for an activity to do while on the Trailway?

DOWNLOAD the list of 18 different bird species identified on a hike between Gerrie Rd and Beatty Line. How many can you spot?

 

 

Download NEW Trailway Map

Download NEW Trailway Map

Enjoy our forty-seven kilometre trailway linking the Credit River Watershed to the Grand River Watershed and communities along the way.

Download our new map as a PDF or use our RideWithGPS map to explore and navigate.

Parking

Parking

Planning a visit to the Trailway? Find a parking lot here.

Side Trail Maps

Side Trail Maps

Download the Fergus-Aboyne Four Trail Loop map, approx. 1 hours loop. You can start either at Beatty Line Park lot of Wellington County Museum and Archives. DOWNLOAD MAP

Memberships and donations

Memberships and donations

Memberships and donations help us fund Trailway improvements and capital projects.

From The Blog

Trail reopens betweeen Gerrie Rd and Beatty Line

Trail reopens betweeen Gerrie Rd and Beatty Line

Posted On May 2, 2020
A mutual agreement between the Township and the Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) will see a section of the Elora Cataract Trail re-open between Elora and Fergus effective today, Friday, May 1.  FULL DETAILS HERE.
GRCA & CVC temporarily close Elora Cataract Trailway

GRCA & CVC temporarily close Elora Cataract Trailway

Posted On March 26, 2020
Because of Covid-19 pandemic, the Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) close all parks effective March 23, read details HERE. The Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) closed all parks on March 24th, read details HERE. This means the Elora Cataract Trailway is...