The Trails

There are 6 main trail sections that are integrated into the municipality of Kincardine and surrounding areas. Five trails are colour coded in addition to the new Kincardine to Inverhuron Provincial Park trail (named KIPP).

Trail maps:

• Paper trail maps are available at the Visitor Information Centre,  #1802 Hwy 21.

Trail	Length (~)	Difficulty
Blue	9km	2-3
Green	6km	2-3
Pink	4km	1-2
Red	6km	1-2
Yellow	5km	1
KIPP	12km	1-2

The trail network is available on Google Maps and other services!

• Google Maps
• AllTrails
• Gaia GPS

Connections

The Kincardine Trail system integrates and connects with other trail networks and places of interest in the county:

• The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail (connects on to the Pink trail via Goderich Street, and exits Kincardine via the KIPP)
• Stoney Island Conservation Area (via KIPP)
• Inverhuron Provincial Park (via KIPP)
• Bruce County Rail Trail

The Trail Users Code

The Kincardine Trails are made possible by the Muncipality of Kincardine and the countless hours of volunteer work to keep them maintained for use. Please review the Trail Users Code for the common sense codes of conduct expected of every trail user:

TRAIL USERS CODE

Multi use

The Kincardine Trails are more than just for walking! They allow for a multitude of outdoor activities including:

• Hiking
• Jogging
• Cycling
• Cross Country Skiing
• Snow shoeing

Please note: Motorized vehicles and hunting are prohibited

Trail Rating Scale

The network of trails incorporates a rating scale that summarizes overall difficulty into categories, ensuring there is a trail suitable for most everyone.

1. Easy
2. Moderate
3. Varying Inclines
4. Difficult – Steep Slopes

Please take time to review the trail map and trail descriptions to ensure that it matches your fitness and experience level.