Active transportation infrastructure makes our residents healthier and our community more livable.
Cycling, walking and running are great ways to stay active and explore your community. On-street bike lanes help you to share the road with other vehicles safely. They are indicated by line painting and signage. Whether you’re cycling or driving, be sure you know how to use and respect the lanes.
Biking on City Streets
It is important to understand cycling infrastructure whether you are riding your bike or driving your car. To learn more about biking on city streets, visit Cycling in Sarnia on the City of Sarnia website.
Biking on Trails
For information about trail etiquette, visit the Sarnia Trails page on the City of Sarnia website.
A.W. Campbell Conservation Area
More than 8 km of trails through a deciduous forest and floodplains. Features more than 140 campsites. Managed by the St Clair Region Conservation Authority.
Lorne C Henderson Conservation Area
3653 Petrolia Line, Petrolia
519-245-3710. 2
82-acre park with 70 acres of water and a nature interpretative centre. The campground has 126 serviced camp sites, a swimming pool, and 5-km walking trail.
Marthaville Habitat Management Area
Multiple loop trails (5 km) through tallgrass prairie, wetlands, and forest. Managed by the St Clair Region Conservation Authority.
Oil Springs Historical Trail
Exploration of historical oil fields, with interpretive panels describing the sites.
Petrolia Discovery Trails
2-km trail through the north side of Bridgeview Park. Attractions include Carolinian Zone Forest and historical oil artifacts.
Pinery Provincial Park
9526 Lakeshore Rd, Grand Bend
519-243-2220.
2,532-hectare park with a 10-km beach, 10 nature trails, 14-km bike trail, 38 km of ski trails, and 3 campgrounds with a total of 1,000 campsites. Opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing, and cycling.
Plympton-Wyoming Trails
Paved-off road pathway for walking/hiking, running, and in-line skating. Accessible for baby strollers and wheelchairs.
Warwick Conservation Area
6101 Warwick Village Rd, Warwick
519-849-6770 (in season)
519-245-3710 (off season)
73-hectare land with 181 serviced campsites, lake for small boats, a swimming pool, and nature trails.
DOW Wetlands – 35-km Carolinian zone habitat that includes a memorial forest.
St Clair River Trail – 35-km trail that runs along St Clair River from Corunna to Port Lambton.
Moore Wildlife Management Area Trail – Attractions include an experimental tallgrass prairie site, floodplain forest, upland forest, and open/shrub areas.
McKeough Floodway – More than 5 km of trails running through Carolinian zone forest around the W. Darcy McKeough Dam. Floodway channel provides a 7-km, one-way walk from the St Clair River to the dam.
Walpole Island – Features wetlands, Carolinian zone forest, oak-savanna sites, and tallgrass prairie. Trail starts at the Snye Bridge and ends at the Walpole Island – Algonac Ferry.
Active transportation infrastructure makes our residents healthier and our community more livable.
