Nature Trails near Carleton Place, Ontario


Welcome to Carleton Place!

Carleton Place is conveniently located on the serene Mississippi River. Beautiful streetscapes, scenic trails and picturesque waterfront make this town one of a kind in the Ottawa Valley. The conveniences of the city, with the friendliness of a small town makes this community a wonderful place to live.
A community rich in history, Carleton Place was settled in 1819 and saw a number of influential industries come into operation including a grist mill, lumber mills and the Findlay Stove Company. It was in 1829 that the area became formally known as Carleton Place.

Today, Carleton Place boasts a population of 10,000. We are a family-oriented community with a variety of social and recreation opportunities to suit just about everyone.

Some of Ontario's best hiking trails and nature trails are near Carleton Place.

Link to the website for the Town of Carleton Place:

http://carletonplace.ca/index.php

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Roy Brown Park Trail

Roy Brown Park Trail This 0.5km trail begins on Boundary Road (end of Lake Ave West) and connects to the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority.  This trail will later connect to a series of trails within Roy Brown Park Roy Brown Park Trail is just one of the many...