Cycling

Bike the St. Clair River Trail.

Enjoy a beautiful bike ride along the St. Clair River. The sights and sounds of this town is filled with cottages, waterfront parks and picnic areas. Be sure to take in some local history with a visit to the Oil Museum of Canada.

Starting Point

Wallaceburg, ON

End Point

Sarnia/Point Edward, ON

Length

58 km - 1-day ride

Difficulty Level

Easy

Surface Conditions

Mostly flat, on-road and off-road trail.

Enjoy long stretches of amazing waterfront views as you ride by charming riverside towns and historical sites. Two ferry crossing locations are available to transport cyclists from Canada to the U.S., providing connections to neighbouring trails.

Sarnia is the largest city along Lake Huron and is the northern ending point for the St. Clair Parkway Trail, which is one of three recreational drives in Ontario. In the community of Point Edward, the Waterfront Park situated under the Blue Water Bridge, is a great place to watch boats sail by, gaze out over the lake at the sunrise or sunset or taste delicious fresh-cut French fries from food trucks.

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Cautions.

2 km of gravel road on Bluewater Line. St. Clair Pkwy traffic speed limit 80 km/h.

Accommodations.

Get a good night’s rest at some of our recommended hotels.

Super 8 Motel
Sarnia, ON
Best Western Plus Guildwood Inn & Conference Centre (CAA Approved)
Sarnia, ON
Holiday Inn Sarnia Hotel & Conference Centre (CAA Approved)
Sarnia, ON

Chipican Motel
Sarnia, ON
Days Inn Wallaceburg
Wallaceburg, ON

Restaurants.

Enjoy some of our favourite local food and drink spots.

James Street Eatery
Wallaceburg, ON
The Black Goose
Corunna, ON
Big Chief Drive-In-Restaurant
Wallaceburg, ON
The Aft Cabin Restaurant & Garden Patio
Sombra, ON

Additional information.

For more information about attractions, accommodations, restaurants and events in the area, refer to the Ontario TourBook® available to CAA Members at all CAA Stores.