Geo-Time Trail
City: WaterlooRegion: Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington
Mill Race Trail
Overview
The Mill Race Trail follows the division and reunion of the Conestogo River entering St. Jacobs from the west. It dates back several generations and is know as "Lovers Lane". Water, diverted from the Conestogo River via a long millrace, supplied energy to operate the mill located in St. Jacobs.
The trail is literally on the edge of the millrace and is level for its entire two kilometre length.
Note: the Mill Race Trail is closed at the 32 Front St. trail entrance in St. Jacobs. Trail users are to use the entrance at 1505 Three Bridges Road.
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