Rotary Algonquin Regiment Fitness Trail

The Rotary Algonquin Regiment Fitness Trail is comprised of 5 kilometres of well-maintained pathways. Winding its way along the spectacular shoreline of Parry Sound, the trail provides stunning views of the archetypal Georgian Bay landscape. While exploring the twists and turns of the Fitness Trail, by foot or by bicycle, the beauty of the Georgian Bay Area is showcased to great advantage as it meanders along the shoreline around the Town of Parry Sound.

Whether enjoyed by bike or by foot, the trail boasts many amenities, such as the five fitness stations spread along its length, the picnic tables and benches provided for your convenience, and the two beaches found along the trail. The trail begins at Champagne Street in old Parry Harbour, and ends at the Salt Docks on Marion Avenue.

Information provided by the Parry Sound website.

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