Augusta - Waterfront Trail

The Waterfront Trail follows County Road 2 through the Township of Augusta, passing by rolling countryside and farmland. The Village of Maitland, located within the Township, is rich in history, offering a variety of heritage sites, and Homewood Museum, which is housed in a Late-Georgian stone residence built in 1799.

Asphalt, on-road, County Rd 2 paved shoulders between Brockville and Maitland. Caution should be exercised on County Rd 2 east of Maitland where some stretches have narrow shoulders. Care should be taken since the speed limit for vehicles is 80 km/h. Moderate levels of traffic (including trucks). Parking: In Brockville near Fulford Place.

Information provided by the Waterfront Trail website.

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