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Ganatchio Trail

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Until the railway can be bought (and if the deal fails), the bike lanes along Wyandotte Street East would be extended to St. Rose Avenue, where they would meet the Ganatchio Trail. As a part of the Riverside Vista Project, the Little River bridge may receive a twinned span, as the current bridge can
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The Ganatchio Trail was built in 1971, incorporating much of Clairview Street, a narrow and rarely used residential street, into its route. The road was sealed off at some parts, and rerouted or truncated at other intersecting streets. The trail runs along Clairview in parts that were left intact,
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The Little River Extension trail, headed south, now runs through a tunnel under Wyandotte Street that was built in late 2007. The tunnel is well lit, but has the tendency to flood when it rains. A few more minor shifts in the trail have taken place between this bridge and Suicide Hill as well.
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at Sandpoint Beach. The trail then continues due west with a spur heading straight to meet the Little River Extension, while the main trail branches north again, towards the roundabout with the Little River Extension.
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only accommodate two lanes of traffic (one east, one west), resulting in a dangerous bottleneck, and many times, it can only fit one bike across, due to pedestrians looking over the side of the bridge, or of
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but many intersecting streets, such as Watson Avenue, were closed off, allowing only pedestrians and cyclists to go through. Clairview Avenue was also a boulevard from Watson to Genevieve Avenue. Its second
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to the subdivision of Forest Glade, where it would turn north on Lauzon Road (not Lauzon Parkway), and follow the current signed route and path along Hawthorne Drive (a residential street), to the
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and Ganatchio Trail to the north, the West Windsor Recreationway to the west, and a new alignment following Cabana Road to the Devonwood Conservation Area. The Loop would also follow the current
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Hiram Walker Distillery would be provided compensation for the loss of railway, in an unspecified manner. The tracks would be torn up in favour of a road or long park and
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see a great deal of traffic in the summer, but nowhere near as much as the Riverfront Bike Trail. The Ganatchio Trail has commemorative signs all along it, and a special
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train station downtown ("Windsor-Walkerville") is old and over-crowded. The city had several plans in the event of a relocation of railways:
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where the Ganatchio intersects with the Little River Extension, with a sign depicting its length, map location, and a sign for the
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with the trail. Clairview Street (with the Ganatchio Trail) also serves the Riverside Sportsman's Club (a fraternity similar to
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was transformed into the bike trail, and a few parts were converted entirely into
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In May 2007, part of the Ganatchio Trail was relocated to travel just south of a
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in Downtown and the west end. This is boosted by the fact that the
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Riverside, Villages of Riverside, Little River, Greenway, Tecumseh
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Bike Trails at City of Windsor's website, CityWindsor.ca
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Via trains would be rerouted to use the tracks near the
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The City of Windsor expressed intentions of creating a
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Index

Ganatchio Bike Trail

Trailheads
Windsor, Ontario
Tecumseh, Ontario
Windsor, Ontario
Clairview Avenue
Riverfront Bike Trail
Little River Extension
roundabout
traffic circle
Lions Club International
Rotary International
carriageway
greenways
Lions Club International
Rotary International
Native American
First Nations
Lake St. Clair
parking lot
CN Rail
Hiram Walker
spur line
railroad tracks
rail trail
Riverfront Bike Trail
Via Rail
Windsor Airport
Amtrak

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