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The Great Trail is the longest network of multi-use recreational trails in the world, stretching over 27,000 kilometres and linking over 15,000 rural, urban and Indigenous communities from coast to coast to coast.
The Trail is home to the Columbia River Skywalk, one of the longest pedestrian suspension bridges in North America.
The highest point of the Trail is along the Kananaskis Country Trail in Alberta where you can climb up to 2,185 metres
Ontario has the longest section of The Great Trail, at over 5,200 kilometres.
The Trail is connected, but our work will never be complete. We need your help to ensure The Great Trail is protected and enhanced for future generations of Canadians.
