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There's no end to our Trails!
Kinsmen Trail
Location North Bay Ownership North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority Management North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority Length 7 km Difficulty (1-easy; 2-moderate; 3-difficult) 1 Supported Activities hiking, cycling, inline skating Amenities partial wheelchair accessible Surface paved pathway Rules for Use: - pets must be leashed at all times Maintenance: - as required throughout the year Description: This exciting greenbelt
through the heart of North Bay links with the Kate Pace Way near the
waterfront, and is owned by the North
Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority. The Kinsmen Trail, a
parallel paved surface, follows Chippewa Creek as it meanders down the
escarpment and empties into Lake Nipissing. The parkway presents
countless opportunities for recreation, education, and alternatives in
transportation. It's the perfect paved surface for bikers and
in-line skaters. The trail's easy grade makes walking
comfortable for those who are young or young at heart. The trail
crosses a busy Main Street via an overhead, free-span bridge on its
way to linking up with the Kate Pace Way. The trail has an
asphalt surface and has partial wheelchair access. It is part of
North Bay's section of the Trans Canada Trail. Directions: From the HWY 11/17 junction near Seymour Street, head northwest on HWY 11/17. Turn right onto Algonquin Avenue/HWY 11, and right onto Airport Road. The trailhead will be round on the right hand side. |
