Contact(s)
Contact(s)
Through a network of city trails, the Bruce Trail and Short Hills Provincial Park, there are more than 90 kilometres of pathways that crisscross the city. These include:
Download a map of the parks and trails in St. Catharines or visit the Region of Niagara's webpage for information on trails across Niagara.
If you're planning a cycling trip to St. Catharines and Niagara visit the Niagara Cycling Tourism Centre for more information.
The City's Parks Policy Plan charts a course for providing a balanced and integrated system of parks, open space, and trails for St. Catharines. It includes strategies for planning, maintaining, and managing the City's parks, open space, trails and associated facilities.
Call 905.688.5600 for general inquires or to report graffiti, long grass or other maintenance concerns along a trail.
Regular maintenance of City parks and trails began in May and will continue until Thanksgiving weekend.
Residents are encouraged to explore and enjoy City parks and trails from dawn until dusk and are reminded to do so carefully by following posted rules and being mindful of others. While using trails, residents should be aware of their surroundings at all times, stick to established paths, remain alert and watch their footing.
Ticks are very small, ranging in size from a poppy seed to a small grape (when engorged). Ticks are normally found in forested areas or areas with long grass, where they attach themselves to humans and animals passing by. The majority of ticks in Niagara are harmless to humans and pets; however, a small percentage of ticks can carry and transmit the bacteria that cause Lyme disease.
Visit the Niagara Region Public Health website for information on ticks, tick prevention and what to do if you are bitten by a tick.
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