Hub Trail

The Hub Trail system is a combination of both on and off-road recreational amenities, and is proposed to be built over a five-year time period using both planned capital works projects, such as the Shannon Road reconstruction, as well as special works projects, such as the City’s waterfront walkway extension project.

The trail system will provide increased recreational opportunities for residents and visitors to Sault Ste. Marie and will attract many trail-using tourists to the City. In addition, the trail can also serve to promote local, provincial and national cross-country running and cycling trials and competitions. One the main goals of the Hub Trail is to improve recreational and health opportunities in the community. Walking and cycling provide enjoyable, convenient and affordable means of exercise and recreation. The most effective fitness routines are moderate in intensity, individualized and are incorporated into our daily activities. Walking and cycling can accomplish this and at the same time provide mobility.

Information provided by the City of Sault Ste. Marie website.

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