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Carleton Place, Ontario
Carleton Place, Ontario
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Meet me on the Mississippi
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Nature Trails
Anthony Curro Park
Location: Mississippi Quays subdivision
Amenities: This scenic nature trail takes you right alongside the river.

Mississippi RiverWalk
Amenities: This nature trail runs from Princess Street to Anthony Curro Park. This is Nature Trail 1 on the self-guided walking tour. Follow the trail to learn about Smiths Falls limestone, the Hackberry trees, and finish by viewing beautiful Arklan Island. This trail is perfect for the history buff, or anyone wanting to learn a bit more about our town's unique location. Enjoy the smells, sights and sounds of the Mississippi River. NEW: Benches have been installed along the trail.

Centennial Park
A spacious nature trail, perfect for dog-walking or jogging.

Centennial Park
Hendry Farm Park
Location: Preston Drive
Amenities: A great walk that children will enjoy, including a playground and swings!
Riverside Trail
This is Nature Trail 2 on the self-guided walking tour. Discover the beautiful Carleton Place Canoe Club, learn about the downtown, and end up at the scenic town boat launch.
Chip Island
This is Nature Trail 1 on the self-guided walking tour. Follow the trail to learn about Smiths Falls limestone, the Hackberry trees, and finish by visiting beautiful Arklan Island. This trail is perfect for the history buff, or anyone wanting to learn a bit more about our town unique location.
Trans-Canada Trail
The Trans Canada Trail is a proposed 18,078 km recreational corridor winding its way through every province and territory, linking 800 communities on route. The local section of this trail starts at the intersection of McNeely Avenue, just off of Hwy. 7 and Coleman Street.
The Rotary Centennial Trail
Enjoy a 7 km stroll along the Mississippi, connecting the village of Appleton to Carleton Place. This trail showcases the varied landscapes beside the picturesque Mississippi River which was once the mainstay of the textile trade in the area. This trail runs just below the McNeely Street Bridge at Highway 29 to the junction of Hillcrest Drive and River Road in Appleton.