Kincardine Trails Association

The Kincardine Trails Association (KTA) was formed as a volunteer group in 2001 and to date has developed 28kms of trails. The trail system was formed from existing horse/cow trails, former railway lines, historic paths, lakeside boardwalks and newly developed trails. The trails vary from lakefront to giant cedar forests, to riverside, to the tranquil feel of a secluded trail - right in the heart of the municipality! Kincardine is known for it's wonderous sunsets and what a beeter way to take on in than by strolling alnogside Lake Huron on the historic boardwalk or rail trail!



The lakefront trails also takes users by historic building like the icon of Kincardine - the lighthouse and also by the historic Walker House - Kincardine's Heritage Centre. Trails wind their way through the community and also connect the various sections of the community as a whole. Parks, Lake Huron, flora, fauna, peace, quiet, four season trails - Kincardine has it all!

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