Trans Canada Trail

The Trans Canada Trail is 73 percent of the way to stretching 14,000 miles from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic Oceans, through every Canadian province and territory, making it the world’s longest network of trails.

The idea for a trail that runs across the country from coast to coast to coast was hatched in 1992 as a unique way to celebrate Canada’s 125th year since Confederation.

The Trans Canada Trail is 73 percent of the way to stretching 14,000 miles from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic Oceans, through every Canadian province and territory, making it the world’s longest network of trails.

The idea for a trail that runs across the country from coast to coast to coast was hatched in 1992 as a unique way to celebrate Canada’s 125th year since Confederation.