Rouge Valley Trail
An 11 km Markham trail following the Rouge River through Unionville, Milne Dam Conservation Park and south toward 14th Avenue.
About
Markham's Rouge Valley Trail is an 11 km route following the Rouge River from the Unionville and Toogood Pond area through Austin Drive Park and Milne Dam Conservation Park, continuing east of Markham Road under Highway 407 toward 14th Avenue near Ninth Line. The City lists the route as complete with future extension plans.
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Other source-checked options
Huntington TrailA City of Markham suggested trail route in the Thornhill area, connected to the City's walking and cycling network.
Lake to Lake Route - Markham SectionThe completed Markham section of York Region's 121 km Lake to Lake multi-use route, linking Highway 7 toward Steeles Avenue.
Springdale Park and Valley TrailA Markham park-and-valley trail with self-guided forest-therapy interpretation along an improved pathway system.
Villages and Valley LoopA 12.1 km City of Markham active-transportation loop connecting village areas, parks and the Rouge Valley corridor.