To date, nearly 17,000 kilometres (10,563 miles) of the Trail are operational which is 75 percent of the proposed route.
Four out of five Canadians live within 30 minutes of the trail.
Sunday, January 04, 2015
Trans Canada Trail #2
To date, nearly 17,000 kilometres (10,563 miles) of the Trail are operational which is 75 percent of the proposed route.
Four out of five Canadians live within 30 minutes of the trail.
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Is it just one way or are you allowed to come back on your direction.
ReplyDeleteIt is two-way. I don't know why the arrow points in one direction.
DeleteHow long? In miles.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very long trail, how long will it take to walk that!
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand this sections looks less inviting. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great hiking trail! A rebel? Figures! ha.
ReplyDeleteA bit if an uphill here! Is this part in Ontario, Andy?
ReplyDeleteAll of my photos were taken in Ajax in the Greenwood Conservation Area.
DeleteNow I see why Alberta is messing around. They want everything paved.
ReplyDeleteA trail I would like to hike!
ReplyDeleteThe trails must go in all directions if that many people live that close to one.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea such a high percentage of Canadians live so close to the trail!
ReplyDeleteKeep on walking Andy, don't stop now.
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting tidbit. And lovely pic.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that about the percentage either. I'd enjoy hiking this part of it.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite impressive!
ReplyDeleteThat's really impressive, and a well routed trail if it's close to so much population!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea and so accessible! Happy New Year, Andy! I look forward to your photos in the year to come !
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