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This is the first of a series of showcasing trails in the Kitchener-Waterloo Grand River area.
In this video I explore the Grand Trunk Rail Trail near and along the Grand River in Cambridge, Ontario. It is formed from a former railway through Cambridge from the Grand River Bluffs Park to Blair Road. The area is bound by the Blair Road and the Grand River. It is anchored on one side by the urban land trust and environmental research institute RARE Eco with it's centre at the Silo along Blair Road. They do a great job of interpretation of this area.
This is Part Two of exploring the Grand Trunk Rail Trail. This one is walking along the riverside. The Riverside Trail or the Larry Lamb Riverside Trail is an offshoot of the main rail trail. Part One shows biking of this main Grand Trunk Rail Trail.
The Trail map can be seen here:
www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1rA1syme9To797YCD6l7mT6EwwaYNY5I&ll=43.37751303827812%2C-80.361985&z=14
If you go, download the pdf trail information file. It provides a great guide to the special features, geological and biological, in this sensitive area.
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Cheers,
Larry