A great companion for exploring the trail system in and around Fredericton
From the back:
The beautiful little city of Fredericton has always welcomed walkers. Now, criss-crossed with abandoned railway lines transformed into groomed trails, it's a paradise for the self-propelled, whether on foot, on skis, on bicycles, or in wheelchairs.
Trails of Fredericton, published in association with the Fredericton Trails Coalition, describes the 50-kilometre linear park system built on the former railway network. It also includes paths in five parks, the University of New Brunswick Woodlot and Game Refuge, and Kingswood, a privately owned recreational development.
Bill Thorpe is a lifelong resident of Fredericton. A retired history teacher, his second career is helping build and promote the city's trails. He is a founding member of the Fredericton Trails Coalition, which has spearheaded the linear park development. Trails of Fredericton is introduced by Patrick Polchies, a Maliseet outdoorsman who has retraced the canoe and foot trails of his ancestors.
Book specs:
- 105 pages
- 16 trails
- Published Date: 1999
Perfect bound softcover.
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