Trail map
Interactive Map
To get the most out of the Trail our interactive map is marked with entrance and exit points, parking facilities, attractions, points of interest and places to stop for something to eat too. Pan and zoom around the map for more detail.
St. Margaret's Bay Rails to Trail
- Distance Instructions
- Travel mode:
- walking
- bicycling
- driving
- straight-line
- Distance 31.76 km
- Time 7 h 57 min
- Speed 4.0 km/h
- Min altitude 5 m
- Peak 86 m
- Climb 340 m
- Descent 401 m
For even more information download a copy of our Trail brochure.
Brochure-2019
Trail Amenities
Trail Access and Parking
The Trail starts where it crosses Highway 3 in Lewis Lake and ends where the Trail crosses Highway 3 in Hubbards. Additional Trail access points are the Connector to Jerry Lawrence Park, behind Redmond’s Plaza in Tantallon, The Bike and Bean Café and Station Road in Hubbards.
Parking is available at all access points including both Trailheads (Lewis Lake and Hubbards), at Jerry Lawrence Park, Redmond’s Plaza, adjacent to The Bike and Bean Café, Station Road in Head of St. Margaret’s Bay and Station Road in Hubbards.
Toilets
Toilets are available from June-October in Jerry Lawrence Park a Port-a-Potty at the car park at Redmond’s Plaza, the Bay Lookoff park, Cleveland Beach provincial park, Hubbards Barn and Hubbards Community Waterfront.
Picnic Areas
Sheltered picnic tables are available along the trail.
• Lion’s Club Picnic Shelter overlooking Round Lake at the entrance to Jerry Lawrence Park
• Picnic tables at Redmond’s plaza access
• Ken Lord Picnic Shelter overlooking Schooner Cove
• Trailbuilders Picnic Shelter overlooking Ingramport Bay
Local attractions
Jerry Lawrence Provincial Park
Indian River
Head of St. Margaret’s Bay
Bay Lookout Park
Ingram River
Cleveland Beach Provincial Park
Queensland Beach
Accommodation
Boutilier’s Point – Bay Breeze Motel & Larinda’s Landing
Queensland – Surfside Inn
Hubbards – Dauphinee Inn, The Anchorage House & Hubbards Beach Campground and Cottages
Interpretive panels
Interpretive panels are found at various points along the trail and give information on flora and fauna found on and around the trail.
