Cornwallis River Greenway

Cornwallis River Pathways Society (CRPS)

Record #: MCK0080
Last Modified: 20 Jan 2020
Last Full Update: 20 Jan 2020

Comments

Public Bulletin Please note that this trail has sections which are non-motorized use only. The below description indicates applicable sections.

Location

Located In Cambridge (Kings Co.)
Where To Find Us
Cambridge Station, NS
Areas Served Kings County (NS)

Contact

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Website www.cornwallisgreenway.ca/
E-Mail crpathways@gmail.com
Mailing Address c/o Cornwallis River Pathways Society 
134 Ritson Ave 
Cambridge Station, NS B0P 1G0

Description & Services

Information  
Cornwallis River Greenway is a 6 km section of active-transportation trail managed by the Cornwallis River Pathways Society (CRPS). The trail runs through Coldbrook and Cambridge, Nova Scotia, along the old Dominion Atlantic Railway corridor. Although it passes close to several residential areas it offers access to scenic areas with opportunities to see a variety of wildlife. 
 
Except for seasonal snowmobile use, off-highway vehicles are prohibited.  
 
At its eastern end, the greenway connects to the 7 km Kentville Trail, a completely non-motorized active-transportation trail. To the west, once Sharpe Brook Bridge has been crossed, the trail is managed by Kings County Trail Society as a motorized trail where walkers and cyclists can expect to meet ATVs and trail bikes. 
 
Please visit our website for historical information about the Cambridge and Coldbrook areas, a map of the greenway, bird and plant checklists and more! 
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Dates All Year.

Special Information

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