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The Annapolis Valley Trail System is a well-kept trail running along the Annapolis River from Deep Brook to Berwick. The trails are groomed in the winter and pass through forests, farms, and villages. The paths are suitable for walking, cycling, and ATV riding, though gravel tires may be needed for road bikes to handle the terrain. There are some minor changes in elevation but the path is mostly flat.

This is a great spot for families! Looking for a fun, outdoor adventure to complete with family and friends in Stronach Park? Try "Mission Planet Earth” to discover new life forms on planet earth as an alien from another planet. The step-by-step instructions for this 0.6 km (return) trail adventure can be downloaded at earthadventures.ca. The approximate time to complete the adventure is 1 hour, 30 minutes.

This is a paddle route from Kingston to Middleton along a beautiful stretch of the Annapolis River. Expect a few logjams to get around. Launch from Bridge street, Kingston. The route navigates a portion of the river that is relatively natural and well preserved. The endpoint is the Riverside park, right after Bridge Street, Middletown.

There is a small dirt lot by the trailhead off of Fales River Drive. The path is fairly easy to follow but there is no signage, so keeping AllTrails open while you navigate can help to stay on course. The forest has lots of mosquitos, so bringing insect repellent is recommended in the spring and summer.

This is a well developed and maintained walking path, a beautiful 'figure 8 loop' if you walk all of it. This winding trail along the river includes some picnic tables, a couple of wooden bridges, and two look-off points at the river. It's a popular spot for dog walking and beautiful in the fall season.