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Rambling 80 km/h with high traffi c volumes including consistent truck roads with stunning lakeside views. Scenic beachside boardwalks traffi c. These sections often have narrow paved or soft and strolls*. The North Shore Trail, a 6km paved bi-directional shoulders; travellers should have experience riding with traffi c. multi-use path linking Port Elgin and Southampton, with stunning views of Chantry Island. Excellent local eateries. Inverhuron and Length: 135km MacGregor Point Provincial Parks. The Saugeen Amphitheatre. Connections to the Bruce County and Saugeen Rail Trail system Bruce County & Saugeen First Nation Maps: for local loops. Incredible public beaches in Kincardine, Port Elgin, Map 7: Point Clark* Southampton and Sauble Beach. Map 8: Holyrood Map 9 & 9A: Kincardine* Trail Runs Along: Map 10: Inverhuron* Primarily quiet rural roads with sections on multi-use paths or off- Map 11: Saugeen Shores* road trail. 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