Harbourview Trail

This trail goes along the former rail line to Pine St. and by sidewalk to the Starion. An excellent well-travelled east-west reoute to the park, through the Arboretum and along Jack Saunders Bridge to First and Walnut. The Collingwood Trails not only link the various attractions and experiences within the Collingwood community, such as shops and restaurants, but also link to the Georgian Trail.



Collingwood, Ontario, sits on the edge of Southern Georgian Bay in Canada, a vast fresh water expanse known for its rocky tree-lined coastline, wild wind and big sky. The land mass features a shelf-like flat stretch of bush and apple orchards ending with the thrilling elevations of the Niagara Escarpment. The area is known for its trail riding and walking and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, which allows for an abundance of natural experiences in a green but distinctly urban setting.

Collingwood has written trails development into the official plan, which makes any development in the future provide for linkage to the existing trails system. Information provided by the Town of Collingwood website.

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