Nature Trails near Paisley, Ontario
Paisley Scene
Paisley is a village in the amalgamated community of Arran-Elderslie.
The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie was created on January 1, 1999 with the amalgamation of the townships of Arran and Elderslie, including the Town of Chesley and the Villages of Paisley and Tara.
We encourage all residents and visitors to enjoy the Municipality’s vast number of parks and trails. The Chesley Heritage Trail offers 4km of linear, hard packed surface and follows the beautiful North Saugeen River and the rail line through the Town of Chesley, connecting some of its most important historical sites. Two bridges offer scenic views of the river. The trail is accessible from the Community Centre, Main Street at Riverside Park, Krug Park on 2nd Street Southwest and from 4th Street Southwest.
The Paisley Trail is a 6km linear trail with some hard packed surfaces on dykes and mowed grass. The trail travels though fields and forests to downtown Paisley, passing the historical Hose Tower and Town Hall. The trail crosses the Teeswater River Bridge to the flood control dyke system along the Saugeen River. Parking is available at Dr. Milne Park and Rotary Park.
The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie invites you to visit our unique shops and take in the gorgeous scenery that our Municipality has to offer.
For more information visit: http://www.arran-elderslie.com/
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We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and our TRAIL USERS CODE.
BRUCE COUNTY RAIL TRAIL
The Bruce County Rail Trail is approximately 80 kilometres in length. It runs from Port Elgin to the Bruce-Huron Line and from Port Elgin to Bruce Road 33 near Kincardine. The trail has been signed and gated and some upgrades to the trail surface have been completed....PAISLEY TRAIL
This trail travels through fields and forests to downtown Paisley passing the historical Hose Tower and Town Hall. The trail continues across the Teeswater River bridge to the flood dykes along the Saugeen River. We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and...SAUGEEN BLUFFS TRAILS
Saugeen Bluffs Conservation Area is located 8 km north of Paisley off of Bruce County Rd #3. This Conservation Area features a campground with close to 200 spacious sites within a mature hardwood setting. There are over 100 hook-ups – water and electricity....