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Provincial Park / Parc provincial de l’Ontario Rudyard 378 6W 4 548 -KHilton Beach Th Viewpoint / Vue panoramique Great Lakes Waterfront Trail / Sentier riverain des Grands Lacs Highlights of Section 1: Marina / Marina Trans Canada Trail / Sentier Transcanadien Views of Lake Superior, the Gros Cap bluffs, theLieu St. historique Marys national Ft. St. P Parking / Stationnement Joseph National Historic Site River and Lake St. George with connections to the Lake Town Hall / Hôtel de ville Park, Natural Area / Parc, Espace naturel Superior Water Trail, Voyageur Hiking Trail and US Bike *Some sections of the Lake Huron North Channel use paved Route #35. Stroll the trails of Whitefi sh Island orF yimmerse. shoulders on Highway 17, a Provincial highway posted at yourself in local history at the Ermatinger Clergue Historic 90 km/h with high traffi c volumes including consistent truck Site. Enjoy Museums, craft breweries, local art, and a traffi c. beautiful sand beach at Ojibway Park. Trail Runs Along: Stretches of rural and residential road and Provincial Highway 17B. Follow the Hub trail for 6.94km, (along St. Marys River). Length: 53km Gros Cap to Garden River First Nation Maps: Map 1: Prince Township and Sault Ste. Marie Map 1A: Sault Ste. Marie West Map 2: Sault Ste. Marie Map 2A: Sault Ste. Marie East Lake Huron North Channel Map 1 of 15 Map 1 Trail Length: 27 km Legend / Légende Waterfront Trail - On-road / Sur la route Prince Twp. and Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront Trail - Off-road / Hors route Waterfront Trail - Gravel road / Route en gravier Part of the Trans-Canada Trail 17 Highway 17 / Autoroute 17 Ontario Alerts / Alertes 5.0 Distance / Distance (km) (Canada) Bennett Other Trails - Routes / D’autres pistes - Routes Fourth Line W People’s Rd People’s Lake Superior Water Trail / Ave Goulais Sentier maritime du lac Supérieur Allen’s Si Allen’s Railway Crossing / Passage à niveau 17 “The Precambrian Shield” Great Walls Lake Third Line W Third Township of Prince il Northern Creek ra Cooper Korah Rd de T b Gros Cap u Speed limit 80 km/h / No shoulder St H Conservation Fort Creek Area ! La limite de vitesse est de 80 km/h / Pas d’accotement Korah Rd Conservation Henry Area St Lake Superior Big P Terminus Second Line 550 W Second Lin 550 Rd Boots & Saddles 550 Gros Cap Restaurant and Airways General Wall $ No P Rd Gagnon P Store Speed limit 80 km/h / Paved shoulder Lyons Av TCT Lake Superior Water Trail Dr s 565 ! 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Lake Superior Pointe des Chenes Park k Campground Pointe aux Pins P US Bi N Pointe des Chênes Pointe Louise © Lucidmap Inc. 2020 300 Elevation Above Sea Level (metres) 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 www.waterfronttrail.org Map Updated September, 2016 Lake Huron North Channel Detail Map 1A Map 1A Trail Length: 16 km McQueen Rd Wardell Sault Ste. Marie West Rd $ Gou A Lei LCBO Mos Allen’s Allen’s People lais Av lais d gh’ Tallack Blv s s s Bay s Part of the Trans-Canada Trail ’s Third Line West Third Line East Sault Ste. Marie Rd Co Rd K o Sideroad ra oper St oper h Fort Creek Conservation Rd James Elliott Chippe Area wa St Sports Field Rossmore Ontario Rd R S d t Busy road . Ru Route très fréquentée P Carpi A Henry St (Canada) r s Prentice a d F e h t m G r n ere Dr arwel Johnson Av ic oulais k n n Sussex Rd S S t l Churchill Av t St. Basil’s 2nd Line Dr Av Hampton Rd We Ter st Second Line West ! 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Marie International Bridge Whitefish Island Legend / Légende No pedestrians, cyclists cross as a vehicle Park Leigh Bay Aucun piéton, les cyclistes traversent Waterfront Trail - On-road / Sur la route comme un véhicule Waterfront Trail - Off-road / Hors route www.saultbridge.com Waterfront Trail - Gravel road / Route en gravier #35 Waterfront Trail - Proposed Trail / Sentier proposée 17 Highway 17 / Autoroute 17 Bike Route Alerts / Alertes S U Michigan 5.0 Distance / Distance (km) St. Marys River Other Trails - Routes / D’autres pistes - Routes N U.S.A. Railway Crossing / Passage à niveau 01.5 Km © Lucidmap Inc. 2020 Lake Huron North Channel Map 2 of 15 Map 2 Trail Length: 29 km V oyage ur Hiking Trail Legend / Légende Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront Trail - On-road / Sur la route Hiawatha Highlands Conservation Area Waterfront Trail - Off-road / Hors route Part of the Trans-Canada Trail Lan Waterfront Trail - Gravel road / Route en gravier Waterfront Trail - Proposed Trail / Sentier proposée ds 17 lide 17 Highway 17 / Autoroute 17 Alerts / Alertes Fifth Line E Ontario Distance / Distance (km) 5.0 (Canada) Other Trails - Routes / D’autres pistes - Routes Railway Crossing / Passage à niveau Hwy 17 is a Provincial highway posted at 90 km/h Rd with high traffic volumes including consistent truck traffic. W Fourth Line E Paved shoulders on Highway 17 end abruptly where not part of the Waterfront Trail. People’s Rd People’s 17 La route 17 est une route provinciale sur laquelle la limited Wishart SEE MAP 2A de vitesse est de 90 km/h; le trafic est intense, incluant une 17 River Park er Great circulation constante de camions. Ojibways of Silver Creek Les accotements asphaltés de la route 17 se terminent Golf Course Riv Batchewana abruptement lorsqu’ils ne font pas partie du Waterfront Trail. 17 n Third Line E Belleau Lake Rd e First Nation Recreation Centre d l Northern d r ai r R a T r b e G u v Black Bingo Hall H i Cyclists dismount. Ojibways of R rden Use paved boulevard. Fort Creek Ga 17B Garden River ! Conservation ld Descendre de vélo. Root $ Area O First Nation Strathclair Utiliser le boulevard revétu. Park Little Lake Second Line E George 550 Rd 17 Proposed $ Trail / Bell’s Point Beach Sentier & Campground Garden River $ Northern Ave E proposée Fournier yons Av 17 Pow Wow Rd Grounds Community Centre Rd 17 North St Sault Ste. Marie 400m unassumed, unmaintained roadway. Rough Surface. Cyclists dismount, use at own risk. 17 McNabb St ! 400m de chaussée non prise en charge et non entreteunue. Echo River Wellington Surface accidentée.
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