Chinguacousy Trail

This trail follows a linear park system from James F. McCurry Victoria Park Arena on Avondale Boulevard north approximately eight kilometres to Manitou Park at Dixie and Bovaird Drive. Information signs are located at the Ellen Mitchell Recreation Centre, Chinguacousy Park and at Victoria Park Arena.

The information information signs indicate the trail route, the major features, and the facilities along the trail. The Chinguacousy Trail was named after Chinguacousy Park, the largest park along the trail route. The word "Chinguacousy" means, "Land of the Tall Pines." Watch for the signs with three pine trees, which is used on all signage to identify the trail.

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