Caledon - Trans Canada Trail Section
The Town of Caledon Walk of Fame is situated at the front entrance of the Trans Canada Trail Pavilion, on the west side of Airport Road in Caledon East. A stone is placed in honour of each recipient during a formal Walk of Fame ceremony, held in conjunction with the annual Town of Caledon Fall Fest. The landscape along the trail is very pleasant.
The land is generally rolling and the trail is bordered by farm fields, woodlots and a couple of beaver dams. This trail is generally excellent to the west of Caledon East and quite good between that town and Palgrave. Some of the road crossings can be busy so parents should ensure that the young children do not get too far ahead. Older children who have good cycling skills should be fine on many sections. The trail would be excellent for hiking with the family.
Information provided by the Town of Caledon website.
Caledon - Trans Canada Trail Section
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