Trans Canada Trail from coast to coast to coast

The Trans Canada Trail today is made up of close to 400 individual trails, each with unique and varied features.  This contributes to the diversity and grandeur of the Trans Canada Trail. For day trips or multi-day adventures, the Trail offers countless opportunities to explore and discover.

The Trans Canada Trail is one of the largest volunteer projects ever undertaken in Canada.  We thank everyone involved in building trails from Newfoundland to Nunavut.

Newfoundland and Labrador

Prince Edward Island

Nova Scotia

New Brunswick

Québec

Ontario

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

Alberta

British Columbia

Nunavut

Northwest Territories

Yukon


New Trail Care Crew Program announced
Trans Canada Trail is partnering with Parks Canada and IMBA. A new Trail Care Cr...
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Celebrate 125 years of national parks in Canada
Trans Canada Trail is proud to join in the celebration of Parks Day, Saturday, J...
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2km of Ottawa’s Trans Canada Trail closed for upgrades
The section of the Ottawa River Recreational Pathway from east of Carling Avenue...
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Trans Canada Trail honours founders on International Trails Day
On Saturday June 5, Dr. Pierre Camu and the late William (Bill) Pratt will be ...
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The Trans Canada Trail and Alexandre Bilodeau – forever linked in Rosemère
Rosemère, Québec native Alexandre Bilodeau
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Discover Biodiversity on the Trans Canada Trail
In association with Environment Canada, Trans Canada Trail is proud to
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Raleigh Canada, official bike sponsor of the TCT, launches “Made in Canada” campaign
Raleigh Canada’s new national marketing campaign
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He’s walking across Canada on the Trans Canada Trail
Dana en route to Granby, Quebec On Friday April 30, Prince George forester Da...
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The Globe and Mail – Our new national media partner
Trans Canada Trail is pleased to announce that the Globe and Mail has agreed to ...
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Trans Canada Trail signs MOU with Parks Canada
November 20, 2009. Trans Canada Trail and Parks Canada have formalized an agreem...
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