Howard Watson Trail

The Howard Watson Trail runs from Sarnia to the Town of Camlachie. It is a multi-use, non-motorised trail, 16 km in length, 10 km in the country and 6 km through urban areas. Horses are only allowed on the rural section of the trail.

This former CNR right-of-way passes through a combination of urban and rural areas. An access to Lake Huron is available at Telfer Side Road. The Interpretive Center, located at Cathcart Boulevard and Modeland Road, is a replica of a turn-of-the-century Sarnia rail station.

Trail access points can be found all along the trail connection the trail to schools, parks, shoping areas and more.

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