We are excited to have Nicola Ross, author of the Loops & Lattes Hiking Guides as our guest speaker.

The meeting will be held at the Victoria Park Seniors Centre, 150 Albert St W. in Fergus.

The meeting is open to all and is free to attend. Come and enjoy the company of fellow minded trail users.

Update March 19,2025 – Section of the Trailway between Hillsburgh and Erin will not reopen until Summer of 2026. Read the details and see the map at https://www.wellingtonadvertiser.com/erin-council-receives-wastewater-project-updates/.

Update – Erin officials rescoping Elora-Cataract Trail wastewater project due to ‘environmental requirements.’ Closure until 2026

Read about certain CVC Sections of the Trailway closed until 2025 

While construction of the linear works for the Erin Wastewater System Project and restoration is ongoing, the trail will be closed to the public. Sections of the trail are now closed for approximately 22 months lasting until June 2025. The CVC-owned portion of the ECT between 6^th Line and Trafalgar Road in Hillsburgh and the portion between 10^th Line, Erin Village to Cataract Road, Town of Caledon will remain open during construction. For more information on project timelines and construction updates, visit the Town of Erin’s Wastewater System Project webpage at erinwastewater.ca. For more information and updates go to www.cvc.ca/park-advisories/ and www.erinwastewater.ca

UPDATE – FALL 2024 – Erin officials rescoping Elora-Cataract Trail wastewater project due to ‘environmental requirements.’ Closure until 2026

UPDATES – Section of Elora Cataract Trailway to be closed for 5 months. The ECT between the western limit of the Erin Glen subdivision and 10th Line will be closed until September. Details at https://www.erin.ca/newsroom/public-notices/erin-glen-subdivision-related-construction-work-on-elora-cataract-trailway-begins-april-22.

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

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

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