Help Shape the Future of Thunder Bay's Waterfront Trail

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Thunder Bay’s Waterfront Trail is a key public asset that, while partially built, still requires work to be fully connected across the city, with goals that include improving public access and safety, restoring natural shoreline areas, completing missing segments, and involving the community in trail planning and stewardship.





Building the Waterfront Trail: International Trails Day Celebration

Join us on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at Prince Arthur’s Landing for Waterfront Trail Community Day, a community celebration and public engagement event hosted in honour of International Trails Day. Thunder Bay is proud to be 1 of only 13 locations across Canada selected by the Trans Canada Trail to highlight this national celebration.

This is more than a celebration, it’s a chance to come together and shape the future of Thunder Bay’s Waterfront Trail. Help us build a greener, more connected, and accessible trail for everyone.

Event Schedule

Morning: Environmental Stewardship

  • 10 am - 12 pm

  • Tree and Native Species Planting: Volunteer alongside local groups to restore key areas of the Waterfront Trail. All materials provided. Open to all ages. To volunteer for this portion of the event, contact: wtrcat21@gmail.com

Afternoon: Trail Info Fair & Community Engagement - NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED!

  • 12 pm - 4 pm

  • Baggage Arts Building, Prince Arthur’s Landing

    • Learn about current and future trail development

    • Meet local partners and environmental organizations

    • Share your ideas with City staff and members of the Waterfront Development Committee

    • Enjoy outdoor games, displays, and hands-on activities

Special Guest: Trans Canada Trail
Stacey Dakin, Chief Program Officer at Trans Canada Trail, will be on site to recognize Thunder Bay’s trail development as part of a country-wide celebration of connection, community, and nature.

Event partners:


Have Your Say: Community Feedback Survey

We want to hear from you! Your input helps guide the future development of the Waterfront Trail. Please take a few minutes to share your ideas and priorities.

By completing this survey, you’ll be entered into a draw for 2 free tickets to 2025 Wake the Giant Music Festival.

Thunder Bay’s Waterfront Trail is a key public asset that, while partially built, still requires work to be fully connected across the city, with goals that include improving public access and safety, restoring natural shoreline areas, completing missing segments, and involving the community in trail planning and stewardship.





Building the Waterfront Trail: International Trails Day Celebration

Join us on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at Prince Arthur’s Landing for Waterfront Trail Community Day, a community celebration and public engagement event hosted in honour of International Trails Day. Thunder Bay is proud to be 1 of only 13 locations across Canada selected by the Trans Canada Trail to highlight this national celebration.

This is more than a celebration, it’s a chance to come together and shape the future of Thunder Bay’s Waterfront Trail. Help us build a greener, more connected, and accessible trail for everyone.

Event Schedule

Morning: Environmental Stewardship

  • 10 am - 12 pm

  • Tree and Native Species Planting: Volunteer alongside local groups to restore key areas of the Waterfront Trail. All materials provided. Open to all ages. To volunteer for this portion of the event, contact: wtrcat21@gmail.com

Afternoon: Trail Info Fair & Community Engagement - NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED!

  • 12 pm - 4 pm

  • Baggage Arts Building, Prince Arthur’s Landing

    • Learn about current and future trail development

    • Meet local partners and environmental organizations

    • Share your ideas with City staff and members of the Waterfront Development Committee

    • Enjoy outdoor games, displays, and hands-on activities

Special Guest: Trans Canada Trail
Stacey Dakin, Chief Program Officer at Trans Canada Trail, will be on site to recognize Thunder Bay’s trail development as part of a country-wide celebration of connection, community, and nature.

Event partners:


Have Your Say: Community Feedback Survey

We want to hear from you! Your input helps guide the future development of the Waterfront Trail. Please take a few minutes to share your ideas and priorities.

By completing this survey, you’ll be entered into a draw for 2 free tickets to 2025 Wake the Giant Music Festival.

  • We want your input on the future of the Waterfront Trail. Take our short survey to tell us what matters most to you.

    As a thank you, all survey respondents will be entered to win 2 tickets to the 2025 Wake the Giant Music Festival. 

    Winner will be notified by email following the draw. 

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