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Saugeen Shores Trails

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Port Elgin

Each trail in Saugeen Shores offers a unique experience, whether you are walking along the North Shore Trail from Port Elgin to Southampton, through the brush of the Woodland and Biener Trails or along the Rail Trail that follows the old CN line through Saugeen Shores.
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Amenities

Seasonal Use: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Fee Required? No, free to use.
Other Features: Accessible, Beach, Four-Season, Hiking, Multi-use, Parking, Picnic Area, Washrooms, Way-Finding Signage
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Location

Name: Saugeen Rail Trail
Address: River St in Port Elgin, a few blocks north of the town center and east of Hwy 21
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2313 Port Elgin, ON N0H 2C0

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