Norfolk County Trails
Trails are an integral component of healthy communities which provide health, environmental, economic and social benefits. Trails also conserve open space, separate walking and bicycling from vehicle traffic (except in on-road bicycle lanes) promote public health through exercise and provide wildlife corridors.
Norfolk Sunrise Trail North Entrance off Davis Street
For more information about the Trails including the History, please read the 2009 Norfolk County Trails Master Plan.
Trail User’s Code
- Hike only along marked routes. Do not take shortcuts.
- Cyclists warn pedestrians of your approach
- No motorized vehicles
- Do not climb fences or gates
- Stay on the trail
- Respect the privacy of people living along the trail
- Keep dogs on leash
- No camping or fires
- Do not disturb vegetation or wildlife
- Leave the trail cleaner than you found it. Carry out all litter
- Leave only your footprints and take only photographs
- Daytime use only
- No “E” Bikes
Waterford Heritage Trail Black Bridge
Rail Trail bikenhike
Join us in celebrating the connection of Norfolk County and Brant County trails on Sunday, June 10th from 10 am until 3pm. The Mayors of Brant and Norfolk Counties will meet for a handshake at Jenkins Road at 2pm. Waterford Heritage Trail will celebrate the grand opening of the Black Bridge with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 3pm.
Wristbands are availalbe to purchase for $10 or $5 (children 10 and under) at any of the “designated” filling stations. Fuel up on snacks, hotdogs & water. Proceeds to benefit Alzheimer’s Society of HN.
For more information click here Rail Trail bikenhike for a map and details.
For further information or concerns about Norfolk County trails email trails@norfolkcounty.ca
Trail Maps
Norfolk County Rail Trails Delhi Rail Trail Lynn Valley Trail Norfolk Sunrise Trail Waterford Heritage Trail Backus Woods Trail Hay Creek Trail Rail Trail bikenhike