Centennial Bicycle Trail

Shaded, winding trail takes you on a journey through dry forest, beach and savannah.

The trail extends from Marsh Boardwalk to Visitor Centre. As its name suggest, the Centennial Bicycle Trail is available to hikers, walkers and bikers. This is significant because it is the only trail at Point Pelee National Park that is available to bicycling enthusiasts.

The trail runs parallel to the main park road and essentially connects the Marsh Boardwalk trail and the Visitor Centre. There are also beach and picnic areas along the trail, and washrooms available at the halfway point.

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