Dofasco 2000 Trail

The second Millennium project of the Hamilton Conservation Authority, this 11.5-kilometre trail will links the 1812 Battlefield House Museum, Devil's Punch Bowl Conservation Area, Vinemount South Swamp and Bruce Trail.

The Dofasco 2000 Trail will eventually continue on road to link with the Waterfront Trail at the Fifty Point Conservation Area and Marina on Lake Ontario.



Currently the trail has an on-road section on Ridge Road from Fifth Road East to Eighth Road East. Eventually this will be replaced with a boardwalk section which will be built through the Vinemount South Swamp, giving users a unique view of this spectacular natural feature.

The trail was developed in partnership with Dofasco Inc., the former City of Stoney Creek, the HCA and the Canada Millennium Partnership Program.

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