Want a change of pace from the campground during a Dunnville visit? Haldimand County lists several walking routes in town, including a paved path and shorter natural trails. Check the County’s current trail information before heading out.
Choose the Dunnville Walking Path for a paved route
The County describes the Dunnville Walking Path as a 2 km paved route between Centennial Park and the Farmers’ Market. It is a straightforward option if you prefer a paved surface. Confirm the route on the County’s Trails and Pathways page before you go.
Consider a natural trail
The Rail Park Pathway is listed as a 1.6 km natural walking path between George Street and Cedar Street. The County also lists Blue Heron Way, a 1.6 km natural multi-use trail running from Hutchinson Road to the Gord Harry Trail, with roadside parking. Review the County’s trail map and safety guidance to choose a route that suits your group.
Plan for the conditions
Haldimand County says its trails are not maintained in winter and recommends against winter use. Check the County page for current notices, stay on marked routes, and dress for the weather. The route details and conditions can change, so use the County’s information as your current reference.
Maitland Shores Resort is in Port Maitland, near Dunnville. If you are planning a stay, see our camping information for details about the resort, and contact us directly with questions about your visit.
Route lengths and surface descriptions are from Haldimand County’s Trails and Pathways page.