Headwaters Communities in ActionThe Caledon Trailway
Home of the first Trans Canada Trail Pavilion (in Caledon East) the Trailway follows the path of an abandoned rail line.
At the pavilion in Caledon East you will also find a developing arboretum, extensive gardens, and Caledon’s Walk of Fame.
| Name | The Caledon Trailway |
| Description | The landscape along the trail is very pleasant. The land is generally rolling and the trail is bordered by farm fields, woodlots and a couple of beaver dams. The trail crosses a deep valley of the Humber River west of Palgrave, the Credit River in Inglewood, and smaller creeks at other locations. |
| Activities | Cycling, horseback riding, cross country skiing. Partial wheel chair access. |
| Location | The trail runs generally east/west and therefore crosses the north/south roads and highways between Terra Cotta and Palgrave. |
| Maps | The Caledon Trailway |
| Parking | Yes. Room for 2-3 cars to park at every road crossing of the Trailway. |
| Trail Head | Terra Cotta |
| Trail End | Highway 9 just north of Palgrave. |
| Distance | 36 km |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Surfaces | Natural, gravel and boardwalk. |
| Amenities | Portable washrooms, picnic areas, benches and signage. |
| Landmarks | Farm fields, valleys, beaver dams. |
| Cost | No cost. |
| Trail Web Site | Walk and Roll Peel |
| Closest Town | Caledon East and Palgrave. |
