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Trail Stories

6 October, 2026

How the Trans Canada Trail Supports Accessibility, Connection and Belonging

Decorative yellow ribbon

Forest scene with a bright yellow curved trail graphic and bold text reading 'THIS IS NOT JUST A TRAIL' promoting the Trans Canada Trail, plus a QR code in the bottom right.

Forest scene with a bright yellow curved trail graphic and bold text reading 'THIS IS NOT JUST A TRAIL' promoting the Trans Canada Trail, plus a QR code in the bottom right.

6 October, 2026

How the Trans Canada Trail Supports Accessibility, Connection and Belonging

Diverse volunteers pose in a field behind bags of trash and carts filled with litter from a cleanup.

6 October, 2026

From Weeds to a Weathered Bridge: The Impact of Trail Care Grants in Local Co...

A trail surrounded by a green canopy of trees. In the distance, two people are walking on the trail.

5 October, 2026

Stephanie’s Trans Canada Trail: Walking the Trail for Thanksgiving

Inverness Shean Trail section of the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail in Nova Scotia

5 October, 2026

Moving Together for Better Health

5 October, 2026

Honouring Women’s History on Montreal’s Trans Canada Trail

Smiling woman in a red life jacket and teal jacket taking a selfie on a lake, with rocky cliffs and trees in the background.

2 October, 2026

Paddling, Hiking and Personal Reflection During the Great Canadian Hike

A boardwalk trail runs through a forest

1 October, 2026

Bronwyn’s Trans Canada Trail: Drawn in by Dawson

A woman and her dog sitting on a bench, looking at one another

24 September, 2026

Where the Trail Still Feels Like Home

Perspective shot from a red kayak on a calm river, with other kayakers in the distance and green banks under a clear blue sky.

16 September, 2026

Cathy’s Trans Canada Trail: Exploring New Brunswick’s “Blue Trails”

Two rusty angular benches face each other by a paved path in a park at sunset, near tall grasses and a lake on the horizon, artful seating.

16 September, 2026

Observing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

A person looking out over a rocky cliff with the ocean below

15 September, 2026

Taryn’s Trans Canada Trail: Hiking the East Coast Trail One Spectacular Secti...

A group of hikers standing under an Atlantic View Trail sigh

11 September, 2026

Meet the Lost Soles: Finding Friendship, Adventure and Community on the Trail

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