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Lace up your runners! Active Transportation Documents/Roads/2016 Trails Brochure.pdf · Lace up...
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HOW TO BECOME MORE ACTIVE: Set a time to get active in your day/schedule Make a date with a friend or family member Use/borrow snowshoes or skis during the winter season Go horseback riding Walk your dog Go rollerblading Ride your bicycle Explore nature Try geocaching Take your camera You can also check out the County of Simcoe trails at www.simcoe.ca Lace up your runners! Leash your dog! Get on your bike! Walk or ride the multi-use Tiny Trail and view 11 historic bridges between the Overhead Bridge Extension and Concession 12 E. A brief history of each bridge is provided along the way. The Tiny Trail also passes over prime agricultural land into areas of hardwood forest. The Wye River and Copeland Creek meander across the trail at many points. See if you can cross all of the 16 bridges along the 23 kilometre trail! Township of Tiny Trails and Active Transportation The Tiny Trails and Active Transportation Committee (TTAT) has been established to implement the Master Plan. The Committee seeks to increase public awareness regarding the benefits and opportunities within the Township for Active Transportation while implementing the priorities identified in the Master Plan. 130 Balm Beach Road West Tiny, ON. L0L 2J0 www.tiny.ca The TTAT Committee would love to hear from you. If you have any ideas, comments or concerns regarding Tiny Trails please call 705-526-4204 ext. 230 or 1-866-939-8469 or email [email protected]. Active Transportation Have you thought of biking or walking the trails to commute to and from work or school? Active Transportation is any form of non-motorized travel. Walking and cycling are popular modes of travel that are fun and affordable. They also do not generate pollution or overburden the roads.
Transcript of Lace up your runners! Active Transportation Documents/Roads/2016 Trails Brochure.pdf · Lace up...
HOW TO BECOME MORE ACTIVE:
Set a time to get active in your
day/schedule Make a date with a friend or
family member Use/borrow snowshoes or skis
during the winter season Go horseback riding Walk your dog Go rollerblading Ride your bicycle Explore nature Try geocaching Take your camera
You can also check out the County of Simcoe trails at
www.simcoe.ca
Lace up your runners! Leash your dog! Get on your bike!
Walk or ride the multi-use Tiny Trail and view 11 historic bridges between the Overhead Bridge Extension and Concession 12 E. A brief history of each bridge is provided along the way. The Tiny Trail also passes over prime agricultural land into areas of hardwood forest. The Wye River and Copeland Creek meander across the trail at many points. See if you can cross all of the 16 bridges along the 23 kilometre trail!
Township of Tiny Trails and Active Transportation
The Tiny Trails and Active
Transportation Committee (TTAT) has
been established to implement the
Master Plan. The Committee seeks to
increase public awareness regarding
the benefits and opportunities within
the Township for Active Transportation
while implementing the priorities
identified in the Master Plan.
130 Balm Beach Road West Tiny, ON. L0L 2J0
www.tiny.ca The TTAT Committee would love to hear from you. If you have any ideas, comments or concerns regarding Tiny Trails please call 705-526-4204 ext. 230 or 1-866-939-8469 or email [email protected].
Active Transportation Have you thought of biking or walking
the trails to commute to and from work or school?
Active Transportation is any form of non-motorized travel.
Walking and cycling are popular modes of travel that are fun and
affordable. They also do not generate pollution or overburden the roads.
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