Map of the Lynn Valley Trail

This former rail line was established along the pioneer river trail in 1873 and abandoned in 1988. The Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk purchased the corridor in 1991 as a possible route for future water and sewer lines to Lake Erie treatment facilities. The Lynn Valley Trail Association was formed in 1988 as a lobby group to promote preservation of the route as a multipurpose corridor including use as a hiking and nature trail.
Since 1992, many positive changes have taken place along the trail, such as the addition of the benches and picnic tables, barriers with pedestrian/ cycle access. Decking and handrails have been added to the trestle bridges. Fencing and signage have been upgraded and added as needed. The Lynn Valley. Trail Association undertakes the maintenance and care of the trail on a continual basis.
You'll see: 4 trestle bridges, historic trail links to Indian and pioneer travel, Carolinian flora and fauna.
The Lynn Valley Trail is particularly beautiful at all seasons of the year and is noted for its peaceful and pastoral landscape. The trail connects with walkways in both Simcoe and Port Dover.

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To Simcoe Trail Entrance

To Port Dover Trail Entrance