Spurline Trail - Connecting Downtown to Uptown
The Spurline Trail is a 2.4-kilometer paved pathway that connects downtown Kitchener to uptown Waterloo, running parallel to the CN Waterloo Spur rail line. Established in 2016, this multi-use trail offers a scenic and convenient route for cyclists of all levels.
Trail Highlights:
Accessibility: The trail features a smooth asphalt surface, making it suitable for various types of bicycles and accessible for riders of all ages.
Connectivity: Starting at Ahrens Street West in Kitchener and extending to the Laurel Trail near Waterloo City Hall, the Spurline Trail seamlessly links with other major trails, including the Iron Horse Trail and the Trans Canada Trail.
Scenic Views: As you ride, you'll pass through diverse urban landscapes, green spaces, and residential areas, offering a unique blend of city and nature.
Tips for an Enjoyable Ride:
Plan Your Route: Consider extending your journey by connecting to the Laurel Trail or the Iron Horse Trail for a longer ride.
Stay Safe: While the trail is well-maintained and lit, always wear a helmet, follow posted signage, and be mindful of pedestrians and other cyclists.
Explore Local Spots: Take advantage of the trail's proximity to various cafes, parks, and local attractions in both Kitchener and Waterloo.
Whether you're commuting, exercising, or simply exploring, the Spurline Trail offers a delightful cycling experience that showcases the best of what our community has to offer.