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Port Dalhousie Harbour Walkway |
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General Information
In Niagara, there is nothing quite like Port Dalhousie. Its charm lies in its historic port and beach atmosphere, with two piers are popular strolls for Niagara residents in the summer months. The Port Dalhousie Harbourfront Walkway, part of the Waterfront Trail, will take you past the cottages, Old Port's bustling centre, Lakeside Park and the Old Carousel, preserved locks from the First and Second Welland Canals, and by Rennie Park on Martindale Pond, overlooking the world-class Henley Rowing Course.
Historical
Port Dalhousie Harbour was the northern end of the first Welland Canal. As well, it was once the southern port for a cross-lake steamer service to Toronto.Ecological
Fairview Creek, Martindale Pond, Martindale Park, Michael Rennie Park, Lakeside Park, Michigan Beach.Recreational
Ontario Gardens, boat tours, Federal Marina Complex, Port Dalhousie Yacht Club, a picnic shelter, Fish and Game Association Boat Launch, restaurants and boutiques, Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Rowing Venue.Recreational Uses
Walking, Cycling, JoggingAdjacent Land Uses
Marina, UrbanFurther Information
Niagara Greenway Network: http://www.brocku.ca/epi/gwaylist.htmOwnership & Management
City of St.Catharines, Private Land OwnersAddress
St. Catharines, OntarioTelephone
(905) 937 7210Administration
City of St.Catharines
Recreation and Community Services
320 Geneva Street
St. Catharines, Ontario
Tel (905) 937 7210
Recreation and Community Services
320 Geneva Street
St. Catharines, Ontario
Tel (905) 937 7210
Trail length
5 kmSurface features
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