K&P Trail (Frontenac Segment)

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• K&P Trail

The K&P Trail extends approximately 180 kilometres from the City of Kingston through Frontenac, Lanark, and Renfrew counties. Frontenac County owns and manages the 55 kilometres of the trail from The City of Kingston boundary to the village of Sharbot Lake. The K&P Trail is operated to a variety of standards depending on the owner and manager of the Trail.

The 75 kilometre stretch of the K&P Trail between downtown Kingston and Shabot Lake is a fully developed stone dust rail-trail with stops in the communities of Tichborne, Godfrey, Verona, and Harrowsmith along the way. This section is also part of The Great Trail, also known as the Trans Canada Trail. Once in Sharbot Lake more adventurous users can connect to an existing trail system that continues north, east or west from there.

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