The Municipality of Kincardine says the Kincardine Trails volunteer group is celebrating 25 years of connecting people with nature through a trail network spanning about 42 kilometres.
The municipality says, what began with a community meeting initiated by volunteers in 2001 has grown into an extensive network of trails, thanks to volunteers working alongside the Municipality.
Michel Di Giovanni, Manager of Parks and Facilities for the Municipality of Kincardine says, “Kincardine’s trails provide residents and visitors with valuable opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, connect with nature and experience our community in every season. The dedication of volunteers over the past 25 years has played an important role in shaping that experience, and we appreciate the time and care they continue to contribute.”
The Municipality says, “Special recognition goes to Brad Kirkconnell, whose vision and leadership helped bring the community together 25 years ago to connect informal pathways and establish a lasting foundation for the trail network. The Municipality also recognizes Dave Lafortune for his continued leadership and contributions, along with the many volunteers who have helped shape the trails over the years.”
The trails offer unique experiences, from waterfront boardwalks and scenic riverfront paths to wooded trails and ravines.
The trail group is always looking for more volunteers.
As the trail network marks this milestone, the municipality says it’s undertaking work on a new trails master pan to help guide its future and consider the network’s long-term direction and opportunities for future trail use in the community.
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